Matt Wallner may be tearing up Triple-A pitching, but don’t expect the Twins to tear up their carefully constructed plans for his rehab schedule to bring him back any sooner. Wallner, who has been on the injured list with a … Continued
Rather than cancel contracts with police departments, some local governments have expanded street outreach through nonprofit partners or looked to other preventative efforts that work parallel to, if not hand in hand with law enforcement. Metro Transit: Since 2023, the … Continued
It took a little something from everyone on Saturday. There was Ty France, Friday night’s hero, driving in a pair of runs to pull the Twins within a run after Harrison Bader had homered earlier in the fifth inning. There … Continued
Larry Suggs, the father of NBA guard Jalen Suggs, remembers a man coming up to him during an AAU basketball practice for middle schoolers and asking him a peculiar question. “Hey,” the man said, “where’s that awkward white kid that … Continued
A courtesy rendering of the newly imagined Redwood Park in Apple Valley, which will include an inclusive playground area, pickleball courts, a basketball court, as well as a new community pool and pool house with community meeting spaces, and other … Continued
The 36 trees planted last week at Boutwells Landing senior living community in Oak Park Heights have a big job: To help revitalize the state’s elm population. The American elm trees, each about 2 years old and 4 to 6 … Continued