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New state law seeks to increase wages, competition for workers
Michael Rubke works at the front desk of a Minneapolis condominium building — and he wants to be able to keep working there. Last year, he was surprised to learn that he could be forced to leave, regardless of his job performance. Rubke works for the property management company...
Minnesota Lynx continue playoff momentum among top teams in WNBA
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota surprised fans last season, making the postseason after a slow start. But this year, the Lynx haven't found themselves in an early hole, and sit near the top of the WNBA's standings. The Lynx (14-4), who lost their first six games last season, showed they are...
Twin Cities Pride draws thousands to Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS—An estimated 600,000 people gathered in Minneapolis this weekend, filling Loring Park with music and more as they browsed vendors and enjoyed delicious food. The vibrant atmosphere of love, acceptance and celebration filled the air as attendees reveled in the joyful festivities. With its rich history dating back to 1972, Twin Cities Pride has evolved into a beacon of inclusivity and diversity. This annual event is a powerful platform for the LGBTQ+ community, offering a space for advocacy, education, and solidarity.
Downtown Minneapolis becomes ‘Gymnastics City U.S.A.’
MINNEAPOLIS— Downtown Minneapolis was buzzing as it became “Gymnastics City USA” this past weekend. For ten days, from June 21 to the 30, the city hosted various events and activities celebrating gymnastics, a beloved Olympic sport. The streets were filled with gymnastics enthusiasts and fans worldwide, all...
Timberwolves Lose Their Backup Point Guard to Western Conference Rival
The Minnesota Timberwolves suffer the departure of backup point guard Monte Morris to a Western Conference competitor in free agency. The post Timberwolves Lose Their Backup Point Guard to Western Conference Rival appeared first on MinnesotaSportsFan.
Augsburg University invites leaders to develop their skills
The Reell Office of Seeing Things Whole (STW) at Augsburg University empowers leaders to positively impact their personal and professional communities. One avenue of empowerment is the Community Practice Cohort—an opportunity for anyone who wants to enhance their leadership skills and gain insights around real-life leadership challenges. “Our inaugural...
Minnesota Basketball: Gophers find late transfer, Tyler Cochran from Toledo
With one final scholarship remaining, the Gophers landed a late transfer. Tyler Cochran is coming to Minnesota from Toledo. Cochran has bounced around for his collegiate career. Out of high school in Illinois he played his first two seasons at Northern Illinois before transferring to Ball State for 1 season and then Toledo for two. This offseason he had previously committed to Oregon State before decommitting and now landing at Minnesota.
Bison get Minneapolis linebacker Chase Brixius
The Minneapolis area pipeline has struck again for NDSU in the recruiting world. The Bison got a top 30 player out of the state of Minnesota for the sixth time in this year's recruiting cycle, scoring three-star linebacker prospect Chase Brixius. The Benilde-St. Margaret's product held offers from MAC schools...
Panthers WR discusses workout with Vikings' J.J. McCarthy
Former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen, now with the Carolina Panthers, raised eyebrows when he shared last week that he recently spent some time catching passes thrown by Vikings rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy.Per Adam Patrick of The Viking Age and Janik Eckardt of Purple PTSD, Thielen opened up about his interactions with McCarthy during a Monday appearance on Minneapolis/St. Paul sports radio station KFAN FM 100.3."He's got all the tools, that's for sure," Thielen said about McCarthy. "He can sling it (and) he's super accurate. We're wearing shorts and t-shirts out there, but you can (still) see a lot,...
WATCH: Stephanie White speaks on Sun’s win over Mercury, offensive improvements, Minnesota Lynx
Connecticut Sun head coach Stephanie White speaks on the team’s win over the Mercury on Monday. Connecticut now improves to 15-4. Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. White highlighted what went right, Veronica Burton, previews the Minnesota Lynx, and much more. Connecticut will now travel...
UW swimmer to compete in 2024 Paralympics
LARAMIE, Wyo. — The University of Wyoming will have representation at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris, as swimmer Jack O’Neil earned Olympian status at the Team Trials in Minneapolis over the weekend. O’Neil’s performance at the trials comes on the heels of another strong showing in multiple...
Andrew Van Ginkel Could Land on Vikings PUP List Too
Minnesota Vikings' outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel could be a candidate for the PUP list to start the season. The post Andrew Van Ginkel Could Land on Vikings PUP List Too appeared first on MinnesotaSportsFan.
How will Minneapolis respond to homelessness after SCOTUS says sleeping outside can be a crime?
ListenHow will Minneapolis respond to homelessness after SCOTUS says sleeping outside can be a crime?. Cities across the country are now faced with a decision: Should they criminally punish homeless people for sleeping in public outdoor spaces?. Last Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled bans on people sleeping outside did...
Recruiting Class: Minnesota Loads Up, Primerano Joins Early
Minnesota's recruiting class for the 2025-2026 NCAA women's hockey season is one of the best to enter the collegiate levels in years, including phenom Chloe Primerano and several members of Canada and USA's U-18 national teams.
Review: ‘Babble Lab’ breaks up narrative to make tantalizing alphabet soup
Whoever said that spectacle and depth are mutually exclusive must not have seen Autumn Ness’ Babble Lab. A symphony for the senses that embraces childlike glee and the wonders of discovery, this world premiere is a co-production between the Alliance Theatre and Minneapolis’ Children’s Theatre Company, running through July 28. Performed by Ness herself, it is sure to dazzle children while fascinating adults and encouraging in all a sense of curiosity and play.
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