Новости за 23.06.2020

6-acre array, nearby plant could generate power for thousands of homes.

Minnesota's lakes may get all the attention, but its rivers are impressive too. Miles of rivers crisscross the state, providing bountiful trout habitats. (Top photo by Brian Peterson)

President Donald Trump is tweeting that an initial trade agreement with China is still on after a top White House adviser's comments seemed to suggest it was over, spooking markets late Monday.

Only now is the baseball showman starting to show signs of at least a partial return to his affable self.

Minnesota officials are monitoring large warehouses, where coronavirus is spreading

Afternoon Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast

Wrong-way crash on I-35W in Richfield left 25-year-old in coma and killed three others.

Jim Johnsen, the embattled University of Alaska president whose term has been marked by no-confidence votes from the faculty amid deep budget cuts, has resigned, the university announced Monday.

Lewis reaffirms support for law enforcement standing near the burned out Third Precinct police station.

See why we need the police?

It should be protecting workers, but federal agency is missing in action.

Those bad apples can, and do, kill young black men just like me.

Now, finally, we see.

The junior-to-be from Edina had three goals and seven assists over the past two seasons. He's the first player with eligibility remaining to leave the team.

If we want to see real change, this development needs to support its north Minneapolis community, not outside businesses.

The sacking of Geoffrey S. Berman reflects ongoing politicization of the Justice Department.

Stocks rose after investors turned to the sector that has powered much of the market's recovery in recent weeks: technology.

Michigan's attorney general on Monday asked a judge to shut down a pipeline in the Great Lakes after an energy company discovered that an anchor support had shifted deep below the surface.

The executive board of the Major League Baseball Players Association rejected a proposed 60-game schedule by a 33-5 vote, daring Commissioner Rob Manfred to give a unilateral order for the regular season's start and provoke what figures to be lengthy and costly litigation over the impact of the coronavirus.

Lodging industry has been hit by an unprecedented collapse in leisure and business travel.

The Minnesota Zoo is offering a socially distanced way to see some of its animals during the coronavirus pandemic.