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The Gophers’ toughest Big Ten foes loom ahead.

Given the rare break, coach Richard Pitino gave his team two days off immediately after and then rolled out what he dubbed a “fun” practice on Sunday before getting down to business on Monday and Tuesday.

Alpine state championship for girls and boys. Team completion as wells individual.

The Brattle Group study says that the nation’s 50 million residential electric water heaters can address bigger challenges such as storing intermittent renewable energy from wind farms and solar arrays.

Committee approved police chief’s reappointment; full City Council to vote on recommendation Friday.

They’ve fallen through the cracks, and some are victims of the sex trade.

Northern Minnesota businesses shouldn’t have to subsidize residential electric rates.

Surprisingly, exit polls show his support is hard to categorize.

U.S. Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III held a 30-minute press conference Wednesday, and talked about the preparation for this fall's big event at Hazeltine in Chaska.

Local NAACP calls for a special prosecutor in the Jamar Clark case.

A voter’s lament about the options.

Still-dropping crude prices are making it difficult for firms to stay above water.

Strategist says the Ohio governor will try to outlast the others.

Her campaign rethinks its strategy and message.

Racial politicks class on 'The Wire" at St. Olaf.

Karl-Anthony Towns, Andrew Wiggins, and Zach LaVine talk about their participation in this weekend’s All-Star Festivities in Toronto.

Mankato East's Sam Ahrens made a desperation heave to win the game in overtime.

What’s behind the remarkable rise of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders? In this week’s episode of the Star Tribune Editorial Board’s new “Playing Politics” podcast, hosted by John Rash, writers Lori Sturdevant, Patricia Lopez and D.J. Tice discuss the New Hampshire primary and look ahead.