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MINNEAPOLIS — One of the Timberwolves’ high-end defensive stalwarts is staying in Minnesota for the long haul.



Defensive reserve guard Jaylen Clark has agreed to a three-year, $10 million deal to remain with the Wolves, a source told the Pioneer Press.



Clark was set to enter restricted free agency this summer, but he worked with Minnesota to ...


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LOS ANGELES — Evan Hand had seen viral sports moments before, but the one that changed how he understood soccer's reach did not come from a superstar.



It came from Vozinha, Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper, whose seven-save performance in a goalless draw against heavily favored Spain turned him into an overnight social media sensation.



"Th...


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DICKINSON — The Badlands Big Sticks will join a statewide effort this summer to support veteran mental health through the return of the Strike Out the Stigma campaign.



The initiative, now in its ...


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Q: In your recent column about vines for our area, you forgot to mention hops! – Carl E.



A: I was wondering if anyone would notice, so thanks for bringing it up. As I was writing the column on various vines that thrive in Northern landscapes, I debated adding hops, but I was quickly running out of space, so I didn’t include it. Thanks for the op...


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It was a sunny morning in early June when I visited Jeb Williams, director of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, at its headquarters in Bismarck. While we talked, we saw outside the spacious window of his office a young family walk to a trail near the parking lot. Some of them were carrying fishing poles.



I inquired about it, and Williams told me that...


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