Visitors to this year's Minnesota State Fair might get sticker shock when buying some of their favorite foods. Tino Lettieri and his mom are prepping their stand, Tino's, for "The Great Minnesota Get-Together." He's been selling pizza on a stick and calzones for more than 30 years, but something that seems to change every year is the cost.

After winning their first three meetings this season, the Lynx (28-5) face the Liberty (21-13) at Barclays Center in their final regular season matchup.

The Minnesota Vikings had depth along the offensive line last year, which was utilized several times due to injuries. As a result, some players were able to find new homes with new pay, but others were forced out when new faces came in.

With less than a month left in the WNBA regular season, the Minnesota Lynx have a firm lock on the top seed in the playoffs.

I asked in the last open thread how many rosters spots were open and it produced a nice debate about the bottom of the roster. Now, I am wondering who is the leader in the clubhouse for Mr Eagan which used to me Mr Mankato.

The Minnesota Lynx currently hold No. 1 position in the WNBA standings with an impressive 28-5 record. And on Tuesday evening, the league's top team will face off against the No. 3 squad in the standings: the New York Liberty.

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"I would say I would lean into we'll probably have to have metro miters on the doors. We'll have to do the metal detectors some that makes sense. I'm grateful to the State Patrol to make the decision early on to limit the number of doors that doesn't limit people's access to the Capitol.

With Minnesota’s 2025 season just around the corner, a Gophers’ running back targetshas scheduled a visit to the Twin Cities for early in the season. Kylan Bobo, a standout at Tupelo High School in Tupelo,

Simona Vera drove the wrong way for 13 miles and bypassed 17 locations where she “could have either crossed back onto the northbound traffic lanes or left the roadway,” the charges read.