Rain in Minneapolis forced the postponement of Saturday afternoon’s game. Instead, the Twins and Athletics will play two games Sunday and will have to contend with an excessive heat watch with the temperature potentially climbing into the ‘90s. The two … Continued
The man born Prince Rogers Nelson 66 years ago this month entered the year 1984 as a mysterious, budding star and wrapped it as a worldwide phenomenon whose influence remains evident across genres and generations to this very day. “Purple … Continued
Amy Lindgren Are you a non-traditional student in the process of graduating? “Non-trads” (in the parlance of academia) are usually older, having perhaps stopped out after high school to begin jobs or raise kids. They may have started a college … Continued
Yard signs opposing a new 5,500-seat hockey/basketball arena at the University of St. Thomas are everywhere in the neighborhoods around the school, including a couple of signs far enough away to assume the occupants just don’t like hockey or basketball. … Continued
Andrea Felsted | (TNS) Bloomberg Opinion Revenge travel is losing its appeal. After three years of rushing to book trips in the wake of pandemic-era restrictions, sharply higher fares, protests against tourism, fatigue from endless hours spent in airports and … Continued
Emily Alpert Reyes | (TNS) Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — It was a Friday morning and George McCune had roused himself to make the 2.4-mile trip from his Northridge home to the Veterans Affairs campus in North Hills. The … Continued