North/Tartan senior Sydney Johnson captivated the crowd and captured two individual titles in the Class 2A state gymnastics meet Saturday afternoon at Roy Wilkins Auditorium. Johnson won on the balance beam with a 9.700 and claimed her second individual championship … Continued
“Guys and Dolls,” which opened Friday, marks the beginning of a new era for Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. It’s the debut production from new artistic director Tamara Kangas Erickson. Kangas Erickson, of course, isn’t new to CDT. She’s been the resident … Continued
The Gophers men’s basketball team shrugged off another bad-luck injury to add the latest chapter to its feel-good story on Saturday. A day after starting forward Jaylen Crocker-Johnson was ruled out indefinitely with a foot injury — Minnesota’s third starter … Continued
A year ago this time, Minnesota’s women’s basketball team was playing itself out of an NCAA tournament bid. Heading into Sunday’s home game against No. 18 Michigan State, the Gophers are in position to improve their seeding and, perhaps, even … Continued
The bars and eateries lining West Seventh Street are generally thought of as places to go before and after hockey games, and not often listed among the highly-regarded breakfast establishments in the Capital City. For one day anyway, with Olympic … Continued
MILAN, Italy — Dylan Larkin has been thinking about the United States facing Canada for gold at the Olympics for a year. All the dreams he had as a kid crystalized after he and his teammates lost to their rival … Continued