With the press of a button on a transmitter Wednesday afternoon, Tom Newell made the sound of a quacking duck break the silence at Keystone Woods Wildlife Management Area in northern Washington County. Craig Minder’s male yellow lab, Clifford, immediately … Continued
By ERIC TUCKER, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge on Friday blocked a White House executive order targeting an elite law firm, dealing a setback to President Donald Trump’s campaign of retribution against the legal profession. U.S. District … Continued
The enduring image of the Wild’s first-round playoff series against Vegas was glimpsed early in Game 3. After an impressive road win that knotted the series at a game apiece, the Wild were home at Xcel Energy Center and on … Continued
Minnesota’s women’s basketball team didn’t achieve its goal of an NCAA tournament berth last season, but the Gophers certainly got better. After a 16-1 start got them a two-week stay in the AP Top 25, for the first time since … Continued
More than 160 schools across the state have signed up to participate in the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s Bike to School Day on Wednesday. Sponsored by MnDOT and the Minnesota Safe Routes to School program each year, the event promotes … Continued
Even though he only touched the ice during warmups, Marc-Andre Fleury’s final NHL game ended like so many more of the 1,200-plus in a two-decade career, with the crowd chanting his name. Just hours after the final game of his … Continued