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A teen thought to be involved has been identified, but police continue to investigate.
The video came from just outside the small town of Canton, Minnesota.
Bite Squad was founded in Minneapolis in 2012.
Unless it's obstructing your vision, police need another reason to pull you over.
Another faculty member was also assaulted as he tried to intervene.
It happened at a Quik Stop on Lexington Avenue.
The popular event in Wisconsin attracts many music fans from across the border.
John Lundahl died on Tuesday night, his brother said.
Tom Schneider died suddenly on Saturday at the age of 55.
Blake Cashman and Donnell Green have decided to focus on their future.
The video was shared thousands of times on various social media platforms.
Corri Zimmer called out internet trolls who ridicule Mike Zimmer.
It didn't take long for former Twin Mike Redmond to find his way back to the big leagues. Joe Mauer's backup is now front and center in Miami as the new Marlins manager.
Ex-Vikings coach Mike Tice has a high-profile job with the Chicago Bears this year, as he was promoted to offensive coordinator. He tells the Chicago Tribune now that he's older and wiser, he knows how to "go about setting a plan and going and working that plan to become successful as an offense."
The Vikings announced Saturday that former team general manager Mike Lynn has died. Lynn, who famously engineered the 12-for-1 trade for Herschel Walker, was the team's GM from 1975 to 1990. Lynn, who was 76, was living in Memphis and was reportedly in failing health.
Former North Star Mike Modano is calling it a career. Modano played at Met Center in Bloomington for four full seasons before the Stars left for Dallas. In his 21-year career, he scored 561 goals, played in eight All-Star Games and won a Stanley Cup. He is arguably the best U.S.-born player to ever skate in the NHL.