After adding winger Matt Boldy in the first round Friday, the Wild made seven selections Saturday — mostly forwards who the team believes can pivot between center and wing. But goaltending was also a focus.
Golfers attempt to distance themselves from the pack during the third round at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
Seven players who have either signed with Minnesota or verbally committed to the program were selected this weekend. "It's a pretty special time for us,'' coach Bob Motzko said, "... but now the work begins.''
New Wolves boss Gersson Rosas and his parents migrated to the United States from Colombia when he was 3. They settled in Houston, where Rosas found his love of basketball and a city he embraced.
Cody Allen, who is the Indians all-time saves leader with 149, was released by the Angels this week.
Jurisdictions share information to help identify trend before they escalate into major problems.
After several years of high water on the Great Lakes, residents and governments are scrambling to figure out what to do to combat Mother Nature's wrath.
Police in Maryland say a man is dead after at least one officer fired a gun while responding to an emergency call.
Smoke from Canada could be especially bad this year.
Opponents of light-rail line say construction is destroying habitat in Minneapolis.
Hannah Green's first three-putt of the week came on Hazeltine's 18th green on Saturday. She's at 9 under, with Ariya Jutanugarn a shot back heading into the final round.
Hands-free law goes into effect Aug. 1, and state is dialing up its messaging.
While debate organizers hoped to arrange the two nights to include equivalent numbers of top-tier candidates, four of the leaders ended up on Thursday night.
On a first-ever trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, chores don't seem like work and simple pleasures don't go unnoticed.
Many have seen dramatic social change, but caution prejudice hasn't disappeared entirely.
A Kentucky bourbon distillery says barrel recovery is underway at a storage warehouse that partially collapsed during a thunderstorm.
Locals worry about loss of space and culture.
Jose Berrios put on a strike-throwing clinic until the eighth, then his precious right hand let him down. He left with a blister on his ring finger before C.J. Cron and Eddie Rosario batted in runs in the 10th.
His awkward gait, the result of cerebral palsy, made the Duluth man instantly recognizable walking down the street.
He has scored policy wins that may seem only incremental but have significant long-term ramifications.
