Wild gets back to winning ways in the Central, topping Blackhawks, 3-1 ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild has struggled against most of its rivals in the Central Division but not the Blackhawks. Tribune News Service · Mar 19, 2022
Wild turns it on in third period to beat Bruins, 4-2 ST. PAUL, Minn. — At the intersection of skill and grit is where the Wild wants to play, and both styles were needed to shake off a Bruins lineup that skates the same way. Tribune News Service · Mar 17, 2022
Duluth's Hawk Ridge eyes improvements at hilltop birding site DULUTH, Minn. — Hawk Ridge would be a more welcoming and easier place to visit and to watch birds under a major project in the works by the Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory, including permanent toilets, an amphitheater and a covered outdoor classroom/picnic shelter. Tribune News Service · Mar 16, 2022
Wild picks up 5-2 victory over Rangers ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild finally had a break go its way, and the team took advantage. Tribune News Service · Mar 9, 2022
News briefs Minn. governor tells state agencies to cut ties with Russia Tribune News Service · Mar 5, 2022
Some Minnesota wolf trapping resumes after timeout DULUTH, Minn. — A U.S. government program that captures and kills wolves near where livestock have been killed in Minnesota is back in business after a pause caused by a recent federal court decision. Tribune News Service · Mar 2, 2022
Generational shift over worship roils some Catholic congregations ST. PAUL, Minn. -- One Sunday, facing the people. The next, facing the altar. Tribune News Service · Feb 25, 2022
Great Lakes scientists dive into winter research DULUTH, Minn. — Scientists from across the Great Lakes region know a lot about the water in summer, when they can go out in boats and conduct research under a warm sun. Tribune News Service · Feb 23, 2022
Mason Marchment's hat trick sends Wild's home streak to a crashing halt ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild has not only matched up well against but defeated some of the NHL's best teams. Tribune News Service · Feb 19, 2022
After loss to Canada for curling bronze, John Shuster already has eye on 2026 BEIJING — John Shuster didn't need any time to think about it. Only a few minutes after his team lost the Olympic bronze medal match to Canada, the Chisholm, Minn., native was asked if he planned to pursue a sixth Olympic berth in 2026. Tribune News Service · Feb 18, 2022
Pandemic pushed people outdoors — a record number of them in RVs DULUTH, Minn. — You weren't just imagining seeing more RVs on the road and filling campgrounds over the past two pandemic summers. Tribune News Service · Feb 16, 2022
Red Wings fall back to .500 (22-22-6), drop 7-4 decision to Wild ST. PAUL, Minn. — This game sure did start well for the Red Wings, but gradually, not so much. Tribune News Service · Feb 15, 2022
Wild fends off Hurricanes rally to win, 3-2 ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild reignited its offense and rebounded from an uncharacteristic off night in its return from the All-Star break. Tribune News Service · Feb 13, 2022
Minnesota's Peterson sisters find Olympics 'the kind of thing you dream about' BEIJING — Tabitha and Tara Peterson have always been close. The sisters from Eagan, Minn., do lots of things together, like cross-country skiing in the winter, bike rides in the summer and weekend meetups with friends. Tribune News Service · Feb 9, 2022
Tribune News Service · Feb 8, 2022 Managing pain after knee, shoulder surgeries without opioids ROCHESTER, Minn. — A pain management regimen without opioids offered the same pain relief as common prescription opioids, according to two recent studies of common sports surgeries.
Tribune News Service · Feb 3, 2022 U.S. men's national team inches closer to World Cup berth with 3-0 win over Honduras ST. PAUL, Minn. — Until Wednesday's must-win 3-0 victory over Honduras, the U.S. men's national team had gotten little out of the first half, out of set pieces and out of star forward Christian Pulisic in its recent World Cup qualifiers.
Tribune News Service · Feb 3, 2022 Chris Plys helps kick off mixed curling in comeback win for U.S. over Australia BEIJING — Chris Plys had never been to Beijing's National Aquatic Centre, but he felt like he knew the place. On the wall of his office in Duluth, Minn., he has a signed photo of swimmer Michael Phelps at the 2008 Summer Olympics, racing to one of his eight gold…
Tribune News Service · Feb 3, 2022 Curler John Shuster named to carry U.S. flag in Olympic opening ceremony BEIJING — John Shuster already considered it the honor of a lifetime to represent the U.S. in his fifth Olympic Games. Wednesday, the curling skip from Chisholm, Minn., earned an even more meaningful distinction.
Tribune News Service · Feb 2, 2022 Scientists using DNA to track invasive species DULUTH, Minn. — Scientists at the Natural Resources Research Institute are trying to develop the best methods to check for aquatic invasive species in Minnesota lakes by simply testing a sample of water from the lake.
Tribune News Service · Feb 2, 2022 U.S. curling, overhauled and powered by Minnesotans, ready for Olympics Every four years, Americans get fired up for curling. Can't get enough of it.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 31, 2022 1 little town, 2 starkly different realities: America’s warring visions play out in a Minnesota prairie town Even in Benson, Minn., pop. 3,000, neighbors can live in different worlds. It’s another measure of how America’s divisions have seeped into the national fabric.
Tribune News Service · Jan 24, 2022 An underwater hotel on Lake Superior? The idea is raising eyebrows in Minnesota shore town DULUTH, Minn. — The mayor of Two Harbors wants to build an underwater hotel in Lake Superior, and the Minnesota Attorney General's Office is being asked to decide whether he has made any unethical moves while promoting the idea with the help of an anonymous self-proclaimed billionaire.
Tribune News Service · Jan 23, 2022 Wild rallies twice to force overtime, Marcus Foligno scores game-winner against Blackhawks ST. PAUL, Minn. — The venue changed, but the result didn't.
Tribune News Service · Jan 21, 2022 Lung cancer: It is about more than smoking ROCHESTER, Minn.— World Cancer Day is February 4 and that makes this the ideal time to talk about lung cancer and smoking. Internationally, lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer deaths and the World Health Organization estimates that 90% of cases could be prevented by eliminating tobacco use.
Tribune News Service · Jan 20, 2022 Patrick Reusse: Hockey folks in Minnesota keep five-mile skating path safe and growing WARROAD, Minn. — Skating daily on the ice of the Warroad River has not been a new experience for Frank Krahn. That's because his playing career with the Warroad High Warriors predated the arrival of this village's first artificial ice sheet in 1975.