Новости за 24.02.2018

MOA is employing technology to improve customer service, and keep people coming to the mall.

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

The snow is expected to start falling late in the afternoon in the Twin Cities metro area, and continue overnight. Some of it could be heavy.

At a lock-in event in the earliest hours of Saturday morning, curling revelers cheered on Team USA to a historic victory.

In an upset, the Americans battled through to the tournament's final game and defeated Sweden for the USA's first gold medal after an unprecedented five points in the eighth end.

At a lock-in event late Friday night, curling revelers cheered on Team USA to a gold medal.

In an upset, the Americans battled through to the tournament’s final game and defeated Sweden for the USA’s first gold medal after an unprecedented five points in the eighth end.

Star appears to injure his right knee as Wolves deliver a post-break dud

The Nittany Lions peppered the goalie for 2½ periods.

Wolves players and coach Tom Thibodeau react to a right knee injury star Jimmy Butler sustained in Friday’s third quarter. A MRI scheduled for Saturday will determine the injury’s extent.

Review: Opening a Friday night country concert with a ballad is dicey. But darn if Young didn’t pull it off.

Advocates say the social benefits matter as much for humans as they do for their pets.

Mounds View City Council to take key vote to allow shooting in first step to allow indoor range.

Social workers responsible for dealing with child abuse are stretched thin, director says.

Bill Hancock has worn many sports hats, handling high pressure with perspective

Arrests have been made in Woodbury, St. Francis, Hill City, Prior Lake and Orono.

Man claims he suffered damage from an oil leak; BNSF will appeal.

Coach Bruce Boudreau discusses the 4-1 win over the Rangers.

Sarah McLellan recaps the 4-2 win over the Rangers in her Wild wrap-up.

Robert Gerhart, board chair of one of the metro area’s largest school districts, floated the idea Tuesday, saying he's tired of all the talk but no action about protecting students.

Legislators are asking why the state used no-bid process.