Child sex abuse reported in Northern California leads investigators to Nevada and Minnesota
The investigation began when deputies received a report of suspected child abuse from Alpine County Child Protective Services. Sheriff’s officials said the report alleged sexual misconduct with two ...
Colleges under fire: Feds investigate University of Minnesota, 4 others for antisemitism
The federal government is investigating antisemitism at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities following an executive order ...
USC Trojans, Tennessee Pushing For Elite Recruit Justin Hopkins, Commitment Date Set
Ensworth (TN) 2026 three-star cornerback Justin Hopkins is set to announce his commitment on Feb. 17. He will be deciding between the USC Trojans, Tennessee Vol ...
Minnesota prep sports body says it will follow state law on transgender athletes, not Trump's order
MINNEOLIS — Minnesota's governing body for high school sports says it will follow state law — not President Donald Trump's ...
California among 19 states suing to stop DOGE from accessing Americans' personal data
Nineteen Democratic attorneys general sued President Donald Trump on Friday to stop Elon Musk's Department of Government ...
Walz's home state joins California in ignoring Trump's executive order to ban transgenders from girls sports
Minnesota's governing body for high school sports says it will continue to allow transgender athletes to compete in prep ...
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Penn State Basketball's 2025 'Funk' Continues With Loss to Minnesota
The Nittany Lions blow a 10-point, first-half lead vs. the Gophers, leading coach Mike Rhoades to say, 'We're hurting right ...
Cameron Hildreth, Hunter Sallis, Efton Reid lead Wake Forest to 76-66 victory over California
Cameron Hildreth had 23 points, Hunter Sallis added 20 and Efton Reid scored 19 to lead Wake Forest to a 76-66 victory over California. Hildreth made 8 of 11 shots with a 3-pointer and 6 of 7 free ...
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UMN and UCLA students perspective on recent California wildfires
who flew back into Minnesota for her next semester, is as close as some people can get to knowing someone affected by the disaster. ROGERS: I think it’s hard, and this is no one’s fault, living here ...