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Minnesota's Larry Fitzgerald inducted to Pro Football Hall of Fame, honors Minneapolis roots
Larry Fitzgerald, a Holy Angels graduate and 17-year Arizona Cardinals star, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, acknowledging his Minneapolis roots and the mentors—from his late father, sports journalist Larry Fitzgerald Sr., to Vikings legends and coaches—who shaped his journey to becoming the NFL's second all-time leading receiver.
Don Lemon, Georgia Fort seek dismissal of charges tied to St. Paul church protest
Don Lemon and Georgia Fort are asking a federal court to dismiss charges stemming from their coverage of an anti-ICE protest at a St. Paul church, arguing the prosecutions violate their rights and are politically motivated.
Senate approves funding bill including hemp ban delay to avoid a shutdown before the election
The Senate passed an overnight vote on a temporary funding bill that would keep federal agencies operating through December 11 and avoid a government shutdown, though the measure still requires House approval and the president's signature.
Miles leads Lynx to convincing win over Aces, clinch a WNBA playoff spot
Olivia Miles scored 26 points, Napheesa Collier added 22 and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Las Vegas Aces 98-87 on Saturday to clinch a WNBA playoff berth.
MSU Mankato to cut 60 positions to close $22 million budget deficit
MSU Mankato is facing at $22 million budget deficit so the university's president is proposing to cut 60 jobs. Most of the cuts will come from closing or not filling vacant positions but 17 employees may be laid off. Others will be offered early retirement packages.
Hennepin County Sheriff says feds threatened to arrest her
Sheriff Witt spoke to the New York Times, which reports ICE officials are also threatening to arrest the Cook County, Illinois sheriff.