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Winning Minn. native ultrarunner believes 'we have not found our limits'
Last year, Courtney Dauwalter won the Moab 240 Endurance Run, which involved running (or moving forward however possible) for 58 straight hours with one 20-minute sleep break. She finished ahead of everyone else by more than 10 hours.
Minnesota's kissing Cousins, but is he the answer to Vikings QB needs?
If Kirk Cousins plays on the field as skillfully as he and his agent have maneuvered during off-field meetings with general managers, the Vikings won't regret his signing.
Minnesota Lynx sign guard Tanisha Wright
Wright is a 12-year veteran who most recently played for New York in 2016, averaging 6.7 points and 3.6 assists in 29 games.
Cousins to visit Vikings; agent says no decision made yet
Cousins will visit with the Vikings on Wednesday after the league year begins, his agent Mike McCartney said. ESPN reported Tuesday that Cousins will sign with the Vikings, but McCartney said no decision has been made yet by his client.
Twins sign pitcher Lance Lynn into promising rotation
Lynn had six solid seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals. He joins a revamped pitching rotation that's expected to help the Twins compete for an American League Central Division crown.
Minnesota out front as curling enjoys a post-Olympic bump
The country's best curling players gathered over the weekend in Fargo, N.D. for the U.S. Curling National Championships. Nearly half had ties to Minnesota.
Minnesota snowboarder Mike Schultz wins gold at Paralympics
The St. Cloud man known for creating cutting-edge prosthetics for snowboard athletes won gold Monday in the men's snowboard Cross at the Paralympics games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Brackets for men's NCAA basketball tournament released
Virginia, Villanova, Kansas and Xavier are the tournament's No. 1 seeds. The opening-round games begin on Tuesday with Final Four action set for March 31 and April 2.
In Hermantown, a new coach looks to fill the shoes of a legend
Legendary Hermantown high school boys hockey coach Bruce Plante retired last year. His successor, Patrick Andrews, played for Plante and is now trying to continue the success of the team. For the eighth year in a row, the team is playing in the boys state high school hockey tournament.