Sean Kirkpatrick is not done talking about UFOs. For nearly 18 months, he’s been the first head of the Pentagon’s fledgling office tasked with investigating what the government calls “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” which military pilots have increasingly reported seeing in … Continued
November is Native American Heritage Month so today we’re saluting Minnesota Native authors whose new books in several genres remind us that Native people are here and telling their stories, especially in our vibrant writing community. ‘A Song over Miskwaa … Continued
From this coming Friday night to Saturday morning, Nov. 17-18, there’s going to be a fairly nice show happening in the sky. It’s the annual Leonid meteor shower, considered a moderate shower most years. This year’s conditions for viewing the … Continued
The “party of Putin,” also known as the Republican Party, seems determined to help Vladimir Putin defeat Ukraine. By boosting the Russian president, the GOP is not only undermining U.S. security and supporting a dangerous adversary, but it is also … Continued
Providence’s Leo Slepski said he tries to his model his game after Justin Herbert. The sophomore quarterback has followed Herbert’s career from when he was a star at Oregon to being a standout behind center in the NFL with the … Continued
GRANITE FALLS, Minn. — Participants in a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources-led process to find replacement recreational opportunities for the loss of the Upper Sioux Agency State Park expressed frustration that the funding is woefully inadequate to do so. Many … Continued