LAS VEGAS — In a season where injuries have been so much a part of the storyline for the Minnesota Wild, the run-up to the playoffs has been about additions to, rather than subtractions from, the roster. Two rare exceptions … Continued
The Timberwolves missed three of their first four 3-point attempts on Saturday in Los Angeles. They also missed their final three of the night. In between those stretches, Minnesota was a blazing inferno, hitting 20 of 35 attempts from beyond … Continued
Throughout the ages crows have been getting a bad rap. Along with being considered big, black, ugly and stupid, their singing is anything but beautiful. I’m sure you’ve heard the old expression about someone eating crow, meaning they were proved … Continued
A cornerback has flipped sides of the Floyd of Rosedale rivalry. John Nestor left the Iowa Hawkeyes to go into the NCAA transfer portal on March 25 and pledged to the Gophers on Sunday. “Committed,” Nestor wrote on social media, … Continued
GOVERNMENT Jay Willms The St. Paul City Council announced it has selected Jay Willms as director of city council operations. Willms’ previous role was chief budget officer at city council, a post he had held since June 2023. ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS … Continued
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis emerged from his convalescence on Easter Sunday to bless thousands of people in St. Peter’s Square and treat them to a surprise popemobile romp through the piazza, drawing wild cheers and applause as he continues … Continued