St. Paul Saints play first home game with new automated strike zone
Not everyone is 100% on board. But it's widely agreed: the less-fluid zone benefits hitters more than pitchers.
Matt Dumba emotional as Wild players disperse for the offseason
The end of the season marked likely the end of the Matt Dumba's time in Minnesota, who left game six with a head injury. The free agent may not fit with the cap-strapped Wild. He's played his entire NHL career with one of his best friends, Jonas Brodin.
Twin Cities boxing class designed to slow Parkinson's symptoms
The course is designed to slow down the disease with its high-intensity exercise.
Dual athelete Uma Corniea to play hockey at Princeton, looks forward to last lacrosse season
Braemar Arena has been Uma Corniea's domain for the last four years. It's where she's racked up the majority of her 103 wins -- that's a state record.
Minneapolis Warriors semi-pro football team focus of new documentary
"It was just one of the most rewarding projects I've made because I have such a love for football and a love for filmmaking that combining both of them, it was like a dream for me," said Joe Carlini, the film's producer and director.
Group fighting for control of Roof Depot site hold Earth Day rally in Minneapolis
On Earth Day, community groups in Minneapolis continued their effort for a cleaner neighborhood.
Bethel University's Kayla Simacek leads NCAA D-3 softball in strikeouts
"It's wild. Some days I get a little bit curious and I'll check the statistics. And I'm just shocked every day to know that I'm still up there," Simacek said.
Eagan Water Park preps for summer's storms with lightning detection system
Eagan's system is set at a three-mile radius. When lightning is near, workers get alerted on their phones and at the main computer, which is kept in the park's office, up high and out of reach.
Momentum is building after Minnesota's first-ever Lego convention
"They come get inspired, and they go home with this new sense of inspiration and excitement to build their own creations," said BrickCon founder Greyson Riley.
Sartell's Kade Lewis looks for another monster year at the plate
Sartell baseball's Kade Lewis is aiming for an encore of 2022 when he was one of the best hitters in Minnesota.
Gopher men's track and field team off to good start, hope to win Big Ten
About a month into the outdoor season, the Gopher men's track and field team has six athletes among the top in their events.
After a horrific shooting sidelined his basketball dreams, Latrell Jackson is getting his second chance
In 2020, White Bear Lake High's Latrell Jackson was shot seven times while visiting family near Chicago.
Paralympian Mike Schultz builds prosthetics for other athletes like him
Schultz went from elite snowmobile racer to two-time Paralympian snowboarder after an accident in 2008 required a leg amputation.
Wild's Matt Boldy is on a goal-scoring tear, and just in the nick of time
"Sometimes the puck just finds ya and finds the back of the net a little bit more often," Matt Boldly said.
Jimmy Lee Recreation Center hosts "Stop the Violence" basketball event
The Jimmy Lee Recreation Center in St. Paul hosted a "Stop the Violence" event Saturday featuring basketball games and contests.