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A man has been sentenced to up to 25 years in prison for wounding a West Virginia state trooper with gunfire and choking a woman.

Michael Pineda had completed five strong innings for the Twins on Tuesday, at which point Minnesota held a slim 2-1 lead against the White Sox. He had thrown 89 pitches and had good enough stuff to strike out eight batters while allowing just four hits. A few years ago, Pineda might have been asked to pitch at least another inning. Another generation or two ago, seven innings would have been the expectation — regardless of Pineda's injury history or other circumstances. But on Tuesday, five innings and 89 pitches was it. Читать дальше...

The school district lost almost 1,500 students last year, nearly twice as many as it had projected.

Here's what such a set of protections would do, and why it's needed now.

Twenty-four million American households had a capital gains filing in 2016, and 56% of those households earned less than $100,000 per year.

Tou Cha took a plea bargain that including the dropping of second-degree assault charges.

A Minnesota man who left sexually-explicit notes on women's cars in Ames has pleaded guilty in the case and will pay about $200 in fines.

A few minutes after Twins closer Taylor Rogers finished off the Chicago White Sox, he watched his identical twin brother Tyler make his major league debut.

Coach Adrian Heath altered his starting 11 for the Open Cup final, keeping star midfielder Darwin Quintero on the bench until the match's final 15 minutes.

Dozens of people are criticizing police in Knoxville, Tennessee, after the fatal shooting of a 33-year-old man who authorities say was a suspect in a hit-and-run accident.

The man told authorities that he was high on methamphetamine and psychedelic mushrooms when he lit the fire, according to prosecutors.

Olabisi Johnson, a seventh-round pick out of Colorado State, has caught five passes for 87 yards and a touchdown this preseason -- and has also caught the eyes of the coaching staff.

The Walmart Supercenter at 1450 University Ave. W. in St. Paul will close on Sept. 20

West Virginia state Sen. Mike Maroney has been charged with soliciting a prostitute.

Welcome to the Wednesday edition of The Cooler, where the more things change … let's get to it: *I'd like to see Blair Walsh succeed. I believe there should be a limit to human suffering, to the prison of one's own mind, and that somewhere within Walsh there lives the kicker who was dominant as a Vikings rookie in 2012 — absolutely an underrated reason that Christian Ponder-led team went 10-6 and made the playoffs — but has fought the yips periodically since then and particularly after missing wide left in the playoffs after the 2015 season. Читать дальше...

SPS Commerce completed a two-for-one stock split last week, but it's an increasingly rare corporate action.

State auditors are releasing more data on federal citations issued against the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King.

Set aside the Pronto Pups and mini doughnuts. Here are 13 lesser-known treats recommended by critic Rick Nelson.

More than $1 billion is pouring into Duluth's medical district in the coming years.

Cargill's $75 million will help Puris expand a production plant in Dawson, Minn.

A Michigan police officer accused by activists of racial profiling after he notified immigration officials about the arrest of a mentally ill Latino war veteran has served a two-day suspension.

It's the No. 1 reason patients don't fill their prescriptions: sticker shock.

Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis warns bitter political divisions have pushed American society to the "breaking point" in his most extensive public remarks since he resigned in protest from the Trump administration.

something the two-time U.S. Olympian forward eventually would achieve.

Geoff Martha, executive vice president who runs the Restorative Therapies Group, will become chief operating officer and succeed Ishrak at end of fiscal year.