Some of Minnesota's biggest sports stars are reacting on social media to the mass shooting in Las Vegas, of which you can keep up to date with the latest details by clicking here.
Here are the players who have commented. We'll continue updating the story as players react.
Another major retailer leaves the area
Duluth police worked with multiple jurisdictions across the state to dismantle a regional drug trafficking organization.
A judge dropped the lesser charge against former officer Derek Chauvin, but upheld all the other charges against the four men.
The Minnesota Department of Health is launching it as a pilot project before expanding it statewide.
It represents a two-week period ending Oct. 10, since when cases have continued to surge statewide.
The annual event is going ahead despite COVID-19.
Bad gets worse for the Vikings.
Minnesota has topped 2,300 deaths.
The fundraiser says, "Just as they (the restaurant owners) have been there for you in challenging times, we ask you to come together for them."
The aircraft landed safely at approximately 7:20 a.m. Thursday.
The 35-year-old from Otsego is also facing a gross misdemeanor charge.
Anyone else thinking the world was about to end around 9 a.m.?
Some sent their condolences, others called for stiffer gun control laws.
Kyle Rudolph and Michael Floyd did well, as did former Timberwolf Kevin Love.
Other Minnesotans witnessed the attack as well.
Todd Blyleven said he probably helped rescue 30-40 people.
Todd Blyleven said he probably helped rescue 30-40 people.
Karl-Anthony Towns will likely play for the Dominican Republic.
The NBA dominates social media popularity; Maya Moore cracks the top 10.
Imagine a big four with Kyle Lowry, Jimmy Butler, Andrew Wiggins and Karl-Anthony Towns.
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