As soon as the Gophers sealed a thorough, 24-6 upset of 25th-ranked Nebraska on Friday night, the U student section ignored instructions to “remain in your seats” and stormed the field at Huntington Bank Stadium. Elsewhere, embers were rekindled on … Continued
On the street near St. Paul’s Lake Phalen where a driver struck an 83-year-old pedestrian and left the scene, officers found no evidence to solve the hit-and-run: No witnesses, no surveillance footage, no damaged remnants of the vehicle, no skid … Continued
By Hannah Elliott, Bloomberg News There’s something fundamentally American about the freedom to get in your car and drive. Driving is self-determination. The liberty to set your own course. The power to move under your own willpower, whether for duty … Continued
The cycling industry is enjoying a recharge with e-bikes. When Jeff Radke’s grandfather opened his bicycle shop in St. Clair Shores everyone wanted a Schwinn because they were comfortable and built to last, which is why decades later they are … Continued
By Nada Hassanein, Stateline.org CHANDLER, Ariz. — Art Martinez has seen the power of ceremony. Martinez, a clinical psychologist and member of the Chumash Tribe, helped run an American Indian youth ceremonial camp. Held at a sacred tribal site in Northern California, it … Continued
Amy Lindgren Here’s a poll we don’t need to take: How many job seekers enjoy writing cover letters? Surprise! No one’s hand went up. That may be why some surveys report fewer than half of job seekers use cover letters … Continued