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Mitch Garver crushed 31 homers in just 311 at bats while wearing No. 18 for the Twins last season, but he proved Wednesday he's not sentimental about the number and is instead more concerned about being a good teammate to a key new player. Garver will give up the number to new Twins pitcher Kenta Maeda, who has worn 18 throughout his professional career — including all four MLB seasons with the Dodgers. "Sorry to the fans who bought an #18 jersey recently," Garver (@garvsauce) tweeted. "Kenta really... Читать дальше...

The NHL's department of player safety issued the fine Wednesday after Ryan Reaves of Vegas was victimized on Tuesday.

Lawyers for the suspect in a shooting at a Walmart in Texas that killed 22 people waived a federal bond hearing and the reading of the indictment Wednesday, as survivors of the attack teared up and consoled one another.

An industrial site in suburban Detroit from where a bright green goo seeped through a concrete barrier onto an area freeway could be foreclosed due to non-payment of property taxes, the county treasurer said Wednesday.

When Pete Buttigieg launched his first statewide television ad in South Carolina two months ago, its opening lines may have sounded familiar to a churchgoer.

A Nevada school board will no longer begin its meetings with prayer after receiving a complaint that it is a violation of the constitutional separation between religion and government, board members said.

Memorials would be erected at two nearly forgotten Tampa cemeteries where hundreds of African Americans are buried, under a plan approved Wednesday by the Florida Senate amid outrage over years of indifference that permitted development on top of the burial sites.

A federal narcotics agent was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison for his role in a decade-long drug conspiracy that involved the smuggling of thousands of kilograms of cocaine from Puerto Rico to New York.

An annual presentation has been stymied, but it could serve as a tonic to the miasma of nonsense on topics large and small.

A key White House figure in delaying aid to Ukraine last year reassured lawmakers Wednesday that the Trump administration realizes it is required under the law to spend money approved by Congress.

The population boom in the city center has accompanied a surge in apartment construction.

The project would turn one traffic lane into a greenway, but council members want more feedback.

Everything old is new again on the TV landscape.

The 'Gilmore Girls' star will play the coach in the Disney Plus series.

A woman accused of hate crimes in the Des Moines area, including intentionally running over a girl she thought was Mexican, has been ruled incompetent for trial.

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La Velle E. Neal III joins Michael Rand to talk about the opening of Twins spring training, which featured the intrigue of Marwin Gonzalez addressing his role in the Astros sign-stealing scandal.

A candidate with the right track record — if you doubt, look more closely — and the necessary resources.

Is there a moderate around whom the Democratic Party can coalesce?

The 119-year-old Johnnies-Tommies football rivalry is heading for U.S. Bank Stadium this fall, and that likely will be the end of it.

A freshman at Seymour High School has died in a snowmobile crash in Outagamie County.

A third Republican state lawmaker has entered the race for a heavily conservative Georgia congressional seat, two weeks after Republican Rep. Doug Collins announced he's running for U.S. Senate.

Federal regulators don't believe a Maine plan to reduce risk to endangered whales goes far enough, and that means fishermen in the state could face more restrictions.

A memorial for the local hero features albums both new and old, and a whole lot more.