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The Loons’ inaugural season in Major League Soccer ended with the team out of the playoff picture.

Five living ex-presidents attend US hurricane relief concert for the One America Appeal, with performances from Lady Gaga, Sam Moore and Lyle Lovett.

Developers envision a modern mix of shops, eateries, offices.

After a disappointing 2016, the retailer is changing its strategy.

The coach indicated that Demry Croft, who struggled in the win over Illinois, will remain the starter.

Bloomington man killed in the Somalia bombing is honored at a memorial service at his mosque.

Comeback in Calgary was an elixir for bruised psyche.

He replaced Conor Rhoda as the starting quarterback on Saturday, and he wasn’t nearly as sharp as he was the week before.

Minnesota’s biggest companies would see billions in relief – but what about workers?

Wolves steal one at OKC when Wiggins beats buzzer with long three-pointer off the glass.

Dennis Bresnahan, 54, is also at the center of a lawsuit filed against the federal government by three women who each describe a pattern of alleged unwanted advances while he served as their probation officer, including one who says Bresnahan pressured her into oral sex.

One of the biggest shots in recent Timberwolves seasons earned a huge reaction from far and wide on the Internet. Here's a look, a listen and more.

Move highlights concern that the EPA will silence government scientists.

The Thunder led by one point until the winner went in from just inside half-court.

Friends and acquaintances from Ahmed Eyow's professional, religious and personal life, gathered at Dar Al Farooq Islamic center to remember the Bloomington father of three who was killed along with over 300 others in a bombing in Mogadishu earlier this month. Photographed Sunday, Oct. 22, 2017.

Mpls. and St. Paul have had a string of multimillion-dollar deficits.

Timberwolves win on the road with a last second shot 115-113, in Oklahoma City, Sunday, Oct. 22, 2017

Even the bad news gets an airing, with the help of a simple, user-friendly web surf.

The Loons embark on a a three-month offseason after a 3-2 loss at San Jose on Sunday.