Eagan dug itself holes numerous times against Anoka throughout their Class 4A state volleyball quarterfinal Friday at Xcel Energy Center. And on numerous occasions, the Wildcats successfully battled back. But their final dilemma proved to be too much to overcome, … Continued
In response to Hayes Gardner’s excellent article, “‘Essentially gifting the land’: Economists pan land deal with Orioles; state says it will ‘reinvigorate’ Camden Yards” (Oct. 27), there are still many unanswered questions about the development agreement included in the memorandum … Continued
Week 9 was pretty busy for Joshua Dobbs. The quarterback was traded to the Vikings, spent a few minutes meeting teammates and learning a fraction of the playbook, then led Minnesota to a stunning comeback victory in Atlanta. The former … Continued
False alarm. All the worries that New Jersey Democrats would lose more seats in the state Legislature — and maybe even lose control — Tuesday night quickly evaporated after the polls closed. By midnight, it was clear that whatever red … Continued
Here’s what’s known: five or six women of color will comprise the majority of the next St. Paul City Council, all of them self-described progressives. Isaac Russell’s late-night concession to Saura Jost in Ward 3 has almost cemented a diverse … Continued
Thanksgiving entertainment tends to be dominated by football and parades. Compared to Christmas, there are relatively few specials and movies dedicated to the holiday. But among the more limited options are some real icons you won’t want to miss. Here … Continued