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Coming off his first win in the offensive coordinator role, Kevin Stefanski says he's adapting well and is taking advantage of a full week to prepare schemes for playing Detroit.

And, in Elizabeth Warren, conjured up a mirror image of his own dark vision of America.

Environmental groups are taking the fight over the proposed Iron Range mine to court.

Job growth has slowed in Minnesota from its pace earlier this year and now trails the U.S.

a Tumblr account, T-shirts and totes with her face, "Saturday Night Live" parodies, a workout book and a CNN documentary. This year — marking the Notorious R.B.G.'s 25th anniversary on the Supreme Court — will end with another reason to cheer the feminist icon: The feature film "On the Basis of Sex."

Police officers fatally shot a mentally distressed woman after ignoring SWAT team members' advice and entering a suburban Kansas City home to apprehend her "in direct violation of police policies and protocols," according to a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the woman's estate.

Scholar's latest fight in the name of Title IX is with colleges that host girls-only STEM summer camps.

A congressional report on prescription pill dumping in West Virginia blames U.S. prescription drug distributors and the Drug Enforcement Administration for not doing enough to help mitigate the nation's opioid addiction and overdose crisis.

Cabby Lolmaugh, currently chief operating officer, has been with the retailer for 17 years.

Residents of a tiny Alaska town are grieving the death of their mayor, who was fatally struck by a bus with her elderly mother during a visit to Washington, D.C.

Gophers coach Richard Pitino is uncertain if redshirt sophomore big man Eric Curry will play Friday against North Carolina A&T. Curry hasn't played this season while recovering from knee surgery.

"Aquaman," the latest comic-book epic, floats on one-liners and two fists.

Lights inside the new soccer stadium in St. Paul's Midway flashed blue, green, purple and red for hours

If you turned off your TV just a little bit early Wednesday — after the Wolves had blown a 14-point fourth quarter lead, after Detroit had tied the game on a last-second putback in regulation, after the Pistons had pretty much taken control in overtime but before it was officially over — you missed a pretty heated exchange between several Pistons players and a fan sitting near the end line. Chief among the players upset was Blake Griffin, whose monster fourth quarter helped fuel Detroit's comeback victory. Читать дальше...

The incoming governor picked the people who will lead his education platform.

Alabama Sen. Doug Jones says he was unaware of an experiment run by outside researchers during his campaign seeking to emulate Russian tactics to influence elections.

Beautiful for some, others were a little less accepting of the lights that changed color about every 2 seconds.

President Donald Trump told congressional Republicans Thursday he would not sign a bill to fund the government because it doesn't include money for his border wall with Mexico, throwing the budget process into deep disarray and risking a federal shutdown this weekend.

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

The Aug. 1-4 shows will once again take place at the Armory downtown and will also include a couple Foo Fighters' new band.

The former president of Starkey supplier Sonion was convicted of creating sham companies to collect fraudulent commissions, fees and discounts from Starkey and Sonion.

Steve Carell plays a real-life man who uses toys for healing.

The American Meteor Society has yet to confirm whether the phenomenon was a meteor

"Ben Is Back" explores the catastrophic costs of addiction on one middle-class family.