Новости за 29.01.2016

Not only delayed but devalued (once again), American women feel scorned, and Jack Lew should know what that leads to.

The Twins eliminated a two-year waiting period for retired players last fall, allowing Hunter to appear on the ballot this winter. The nine-time Gold Glove winner was an easy choice.

REVIEW: Vandalism takes the stage in the concluding show of Out There, which tackles big ideas in simple ways.

Afternoon Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast

Highlights of the day in photos from around the world.

St. Paul is adding group workspace and technology at libraries.

General Mills had filed a false advertising lawsuit against the competitor.

The new 10-lane checkpoint in Terminal 1 offers more room to reduce security snarls.

Retreat over water-quality law comes after two days of meetings between Gov. Mark Dayton and GOP legislative leaders.

A principal’s letter to parents asking them to stop wearing pajamas to school struck a nerve.

Fan behavior at sporting events has been in the news lately, particularly with Wisconsin banning certain common cheers at high school games. Hopefully we can reach a quorum — if not an outright consensus — when it comes to one specific event that occurred Thursday night: Legendary Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps donning a tiny swimsuit to help distract a free throw shooter in a game between Arizona State and Oregon State … hey, that was funny. He got behind the ASU “Curtain of Distraction” as Oregon State’s Stephen Thompson Jr. Читать дальше...

When Hy-Vee announced last year that it plans to add eight supermarkets in the Twin Cities, consumers salivated over a reinvigorated supermarket scene. Now commercial developers say three more supermarket chains are eyeing the Twin Cities.

Valentine’s Day is the first that will pass without notice at Bruce Vento Elementary.

Minneapolis is expanding curbside organics pickup this spring for households that sign up by Feb. 1.