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With firsthand accounts and photographs of climate change's effects, David Thoreson aims to make what still seems theoretical to some people a reality. His book "Over the Horizon" gives a visual account through photographs and journal entries over years of of his travels into the Northwest Passage and the changes that have taken place in the Arctic.

An Iowa boy grows up to document climate change, sailing to other horizons on the world’s oceans.

White House Spokesman Sean Spicer said Monday President Donald Trump's son-in-law was "doing his job" by reaching out to foreign officials, including the Russian ambassador, insisting there was nothing nefarious about Jared Kushner's contacts.

Hopkins Police hope a $1,000 reward will generate the tip they need to catch a brazen arsonist who intentionally set a car on fire. Video courtesy Hopkins PD.

Despite long odds, Fox series “Bones” kept rattling on. It concludes its 12-year run Tuesday night.

The Oakland Raiders will be no more. The franchise is moving to Las Vegas after a nearly unanimous vote.

The company’s annual report also said it put another $194 million in reserves to cover costs.

The defendant explained that he hit the child because the boy would not stop crying.

The senior forward finished his four-year career in Saturday’s loss to Notre Dame in the NCAA tournament.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is releasing ads attacking Republican Reps. Jason Lewis and Erik Paulsen for their votes to repeal Obamacare, as part of their first digital ad campaign of the cycle.

ESPN made official one of the worst-kept secrets in sport media last week: the Sunday Countdown show is getting a major makeover, with Sam Ponder being named as the host of the studio show to replace Chris Berman. Ponder previously had numerous college football responsibilities with ESPN; the new gig, however, creates an interesting question: how will she be able to objectively facilitate discussions about a league in which her husband — ex-Vikings QB Christian Ponder — plays? (Star Tribune file... Читать дальше...

With four of the Gophers’ highest-profile teams having just finished their seasons while a fifth embarks on an interesting transition under a new head coach, this is a good time to take a look at the big-picture for all five programs. 1) Gophers men’s hockey State of the program: In the grand scheme of things, Minnesota has made the NCAA tournament five of the past six seasons, including this year. In two of those years, the Gophers reached the Frozen Four. But their last three years — two one-and-dones in the tourney... Читать дальше...