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S. Torrence Goes No. 1 for First Time at Brainerd International Raceway
On Friday, Brainerd International Raceway was one of three tracks on which four-time Top Fuel World Champion Steve Torrence had never started a Mission Foods drag race from the No. 1 qualifying position. However, when racing begins Sunday in the 42nd Lucas Oil Nationals, the 41-year-old Texan can scratch that...
Local leaders travel to Chicago for DNC 2024
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) – The 2024 Democratic National Convention is this week, with many from the tri-state area excited to hear Kamala Harris and vice president pick Tim Walz speak. Evansville city council member Alex Burton is going as a delegate, excited to be in conversations that will shape the upcoming presidential election. Burton says, “It’s one […]
Minnesota musicians find love through cochlear implants
MINNEAPOLIS — It's a story with a very unexpected ending, between a guitar player and a clarinet player who are hard of hearing. A medical device brought the two musical strangers into harmony in more ways than one.It starts with a girl who loved music, yet couldn't quite hear."It was difficult in school. I think it affected my learning, my self-esteem, but I didn't want anybody to know I had hearing loss," Marcia Norwick said.But Norwick played on."I struggled with words, but not with music," she said.She wore hearing aids for years until she heard about cochlear implants. The electronic devices...
Dirt Dominance, Sawalich Leads Wire To Wire For The Win At Springfield
Playing in the dirt, it was William Sawalich who managed to go wire to wire and lead every lap en route to his first career win on the dirt at the Springfield Mile. “We knew what he had last year. I feel like we had good speed. I think I had to just be a little more comfortable with the dirt…Can’t thank the guys enough. We made a really good change at halfway break to get us a little better there for the end,” the Eden Prarie, MN native said post-race.
Braves claim 1st win at state since '98 season with 10-4 victory over Madison
The atmosphere at Belle Plaine’s Tiger Park was nothing short of electric Sunday evening when the Le Sueur Braves took the field in the MBA State tournament for the first time in two decades as they faced off against the Madison Mallards. In a game with many twists and turns, it was the consistency of shortstop Cole Pengilly, who went a perfect 4-4 at the plate while drawing a walk in his fifth at-bat, that powered the Braves to their first state tournament victory since...
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