GRAND FORKS, N.D. — A little over two years after University of North Dakota officials announced they’d identified the remains of dozens of Native Americans in the university’s possession, the return of the deceased to their descendants can begin. “It’s … Continued
The Wild felt their first shakeup of a young training camp on Monday when Matt Boldy was unable to practice because of a lower body injury. Coach John Hynes said the injury isn’t serious, but the setback is real. The … Continued
Ade Nomo-Ongolo took advantage of sunny skies and mild temperatures to drive to an early voting location in St. Paul on Monday — six weeks before Election Day — and cast his ballot for president of the United States of … Continued
Elin McCoy | (TNS) Bloomberg News Under a bright California sun, I’m sipping a crisp, juicy, salty-tasting white, a vermentino with a very seductive texture. On the Italian island of Sardinia, you’d drink wines made from this often-underrated grape with sea urchin or … Continued
Elizabeth Wellington | (TNS) The Philadelphia Inquirer PHILADELPHIA — At five feet, two inches tall, Julia O’Reilly was 190 pounds, prediabetic, and her blood pressure was elevated. Her only real exercise was chasing around her little ones. She met with her … Continued