Democratic-Farmer-Labor lawmakers say they won’t let speeches about fast food or Republican threats to kill a bonding deal derail their efforts to advance a bill that would plot a path for abortion rights in Minnesota’s Constitution. After House Republicans delayed … Continued
After being shut out in the first two games of its Professional Women’s Hockey League semifinal playoff series in Toronto, the sad refrain of “You can’t win if you can’t score” was being tossed around Xcel Energy Center prior to … Continued
With both summer break and disciplinary action looming, some 30 student protesters at Hamline University began tearing down their longstanding encampment Thursday outside Old Main, the gothic administrative building off Snelling and Hewitt avenues that houses the office of the … Continued
SLAYTON, Minn. — A man died Tuesday in southwestern Minnesota after becoming trapped in a grain bin in rural Balaton. The Murray County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched at 3:17 p.m. Tuesday to 720 211th St. on a report of a … Continued
St. Thomas athletics director Phil Esten won’t argue with those who consider the National Collegiate Hockey Conference to be the best conference in men’s college hockey. He didn’t have to be asked twice when conference commissioner Heather Weems offered the … Continued