Новости за 16.05.2016

Da Vinci, drones and hummingbirds collide in a new show by artist Vesna Kittelson.

“Trouble in Mind” exposes the real, stinging emotions raised when black actors confront stereotypes.

REVIEW: Don Quixote is ripe for a sendup by Twin Cities troupe Four Humors.

Core samples at a U center can reveal the natural history of an area and help protect our future environment.

The couple’s son remains charged in the case. Ashes were exhumed, but authorities have yet to reveal test results.

The Department of Homeland Security has told Gov. Mark Dayton that it would not allow Minnesotans to use their driver’s licenses to access federal buildings and military bases because the state is still not compliant with the federal government’s Real ID requirements.

Take a drive with Timberwolves star Karl-AnthonyTowns on his way to accepting the NBA's Rookie of the Year award Monday at Target Center

Among other experiments, psychologists used doctored Obama photos to get white people to support conservative politics.

(Just in case you think it can’t happen here.)

Such a tax would encourage banks to only hold debt they absolutely need, an economist said.

Afternoon Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast

Claeys said his plan is to have Ryan Santoso be the team's punter and longer field goal kicker. Emmit Carpenter will go into camp as the favorite to take over the main field goal kicking duties

The red-hot comedian will perform at Target Center later this summer.

One of the most popular painkillers on the market may reduce not only our own hurt — it also might dull a sense of others’ pain.

Sia's first full tour in five years is her first as an arena headliner.

Pro Football Focus, the respected football analysis and analytics website, released on Friday its rankings of the top 101 players in the NFL from the 2015 season. Four Vikings players made the list, but not the man who was arguably their most valuable player last season. No, running back Adrian Peterson, who led the league in rushing and was named a first-team All-Pro after helping to carry the Vikings and their conservative offense into the playoffs, was not on PFF’s top 101 list. And he was not... Читать дальше...

Karl-Anthony Towns is this year’s NBA Rookie of the Year, which is no surprise. It’s perhaps not even a stunner that he won the award unanimously, given just how much he dominated on the court this year (and dominated other awards along the way). What has the potential to be instructive, though, is a quick look back at other rookies who have similarly won the award in landslide fashion in the past 20 years. In short: the other eight players who have had runaway rookie of the year wins — two who were... Читать дальше...