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CHICAGO — Brooks Lee watched as Pete Crow-Armstrong ranged far towards right field and went into a slide, throwing his glove out to try to make a great play on the ball. The center fielder, one of the best defensive players in the game, wasn’t able to hang onto it, though, the ball ticking off his glove and rolling away from him.



The Twins could have finished...


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GRAND FORKS — Brad Berry is nearing a return to the hockey coaching world.



The Youngstown Phantoms of the United States Hockey League are finalizing a deal to make Berry their next head coach, according to two sources.



The Phantoms have been searching for a replacement for Ryan Ward, who is expected to join Harvard University as an assistant....


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T. Denny Sanford, who built a fortune in banking and a legacy in philanthropy across the upper Midwest, has died.



Sanford Health, the hospital system that bears his name, announced Saturday that the billionaire passed away at age 90. No further details were released.



“We are saddened to announce the passing of T. Denny Sanford," said a joint ...


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CHICAGO — In the days and weeks after Ryan Jeffers fractured his left hamate bone and had subsequent hand surgery, the Twins catcher wondered if he would be able to get back to the level he was at near the beginning of the season.



He had been one of the best offensive catchers in the game and was likely on track to make the first All-Star Game of his career. ...


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Visitors to Icelandic State Park will have a visual history lesson after July 29. That’s when a mural highlighting the area’s history and features will be completed at the North Dakota site, one of 14 state parks in the state.



It is not shared at this time what the mural will depict, because even painter and muralist Nicole Gagner, who is doing the work, does...


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