Fictional and true-crime murders, past and present, and a journey into gourmet cooking come from three Minnesota authors who are reading this week. (Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society Press) “A Murder on the Hill: The secret life and mysterious … Continued
Minnesota State Patrol chief Col. Matt Langer talks with a reporter in his office at the State Patrol headquarters in downtown St. Paul on Thursday, March 28, 2024. Langer, who previously handled crash reconstructions, keeps a large framed photograph on … Continued
Like many Americans, I love March Madness. I still consider the night of March 22, 1990, when my local college team won one of the greatest victories in NCAA basketball tournament history, one of the most exciting moments of my … Continued
Sara Frasl thinks that one of the coolest part of her job — building fire trucks at Rosenbauer America in Wyoming, Minn. — is seeing her work out in the community. “We just had one for Forest Lake come through,” … Continued
Before the titan-sized title of “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” even flashes across the screen, director Adam Wingard has already delivered two impressively goopy moments courtesy of our lead characters: Kong rips a hyena-thing in half, green entrails spilling … Continued
SIOUX FALLS S.D. — Boston University has used its speed and skill as a defining feature all season, and on Saturday night, it sent the Terriers into the national semifinals. Macklin Celebrini notched a game-high three points on three assists, … Continued