Новости за 04.02.2018

Patriots’ big-game success precedes them, but Eagles will apply pressure

The events show Minnesota’s embrace of winter in full bloom.

A group of glowing penguins danced with an egg as attendees of the annual Luminary Loppet watched Saturday. Attendees took part in the Luminary Loppet where people ski, walk or snowshoe across Lake of the Isles with beautiful luminary on the frozen lake to guide them.

Fans of the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots jammed Nicollet Mall Saturday.

Weather is no match for exuberant crowds.

The shindig at Minneapolis's International Market Square drew a lot of NFL players.

Mothers who had lost children to police shootings attended the "Take A Knee Nation" conference at Foss Center at Augsburg University Saturday.

Leaders of the Vaccine Safety Council of Minnesota hope to persuade lawmakers to support a bill to require doctors to discuss risks with parents before vaccinating babies.

Officials are working to raise the county's economic profile, attract more businesses and be competitive with its neighbors.

Hundreds of diehard Favre fanatics flooded Ridgedale Mall in Minnetonka on Saturday to collect autographs on helmets, posters and — in at least one case — their own skin.

Women who’ve lost sons to police shootings gathered at Augsburg.

The media misinterpreted the significance and reported thusly. Misled, the United States abandoned its South Vietnamese allies.

The gang is smaller than others in the U.S. and does not have the destructive reach here that it has in Central America. Furthermore, it is in many ways a U.S. creation.

Many students are wasting their own money and that of the taxpayers who subsidize them.

A response to a beating that is upside down.

Our success is a regional story — at risk of an unhappy ending.

Editorial: As the Twin Cities gain host-city momentum, focus shifts toward making the region a regular site for America’s biggest events.

Randy Moss’ unique abilities were too great to be denied by Hall of Fame voters.

The shindig at Minneapolis’s International Market Square drew a lot of NFL players, and Dr. Oz, too.

The crowd parted as the group, clad in purple fur bomber hats, danced to "Let's Go Crazy."

Wolves star wants to go to Super Bowl — as a player.