After a week of brutal cold and political unrest in Minnesota, the hometown hockey team offered a needed distraction on Tuesday night. In the end, Kirill Kaprizov scored in a shootout, as the Wild rallied from a three-goal deficit in … Continued
Minnesota’s House of Representatives will return to a tie after special elections for vacant seats in the east metro Tuesday night delivered two Democratic-Farmer-Labor wins. In the special election to fill St. Paul’s House District 64A, DFLer Meg Luger-Nikolai won … Continued
Rick Johnson knows how easy it is to cave to helplessness and despair during these dark times. To ask oneself: What difference can I possibly make? Yet Johnson has so far never yielded to such feelings. The Red Wing, Minn., … Continued
The younger sister of Alex Pretti issued a statement Monday memorializing her big brother’s kindness and criticizing “disgusting lies” told in the wake of his death. Micayla Pretti called her brother a hero and thanked everyone who had reached out … Continued
Selamawit Mehari, an Eritrean single mother of three, was starting her day when federal agents showed up at her apartment in St. Paul on a recent morning. As her 13-year-old son wailed and her older daughter produced paperwork proving her … Continued