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Cleveland football has season slip away in Section 2A Championship loss

Sometimes in the world of sports, there are nights where everything that can go wrong does, and the hope is that games like that don’t come in critical or important situations. Unfortunately for the Cleveland Clipper football team, that game arrived Friday night in New Prague when they faced the Mayer Lutheran Crusaders in the Section 2A Championship game resulting in a 49-14 loss that ended the impressive season for Cleveland. With the loss, the Clippers finished the year with a final record of 9-2. The two teams which had played back in early October, resulting in a 35-7 Cleveland victory, opened the game with a turnover on downs followed by three straight punts after going three and out as the defenses seemed to set the tone early. It was the Crusaders who broke through first though as their running back started to his left before breaking a tackle and changing direction to his right, breaking free for a 30 yard touchdown followed by a PAT. The following Clipper drive appeared to initially generate a first down, but the ball was miss-spotted and ultimately, they were forced to punt. In an eerily similar run, the back for Mayer Lutheran once

Cleveland, MN · 23h

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Holiday tradition returns for its 30th year

The Twin City Model Railroad Museum opens the 30th season of Night Trains on Saturday. They transform their train layouts by adding glowing holiday lights and a layer of snow. The show runs from 3 to 7 p.m. each Saturday through the last Saturday in February. Admission is $15 per person. Children four and under are free. It's located at 668 Transfer Road in St. Paul.

St Paul, MN · 21h
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Journalists Don Lemon, Georgia Fort seek dismissal in St. Paul church protest case

ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Journalists and dozens of others charged after a protest at a St. Paul church are asking the court to throw out the federal case. Speech and political targeting arguments take center stage. Local perspective:. Protesters went to Cities Church because an ICE field director...

St Paul, MN · 14h
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Applicants sought for 3rd District bench

The Commission on Judicial Selection has announced a vacancy in Minnesota’s 3rd Judicial District. This vacancy will occur upon the retirement of Judge Karen R. Duncan. This seat will be chambered in Faribault in Rice County. The application process is now open for this vacancy. The commission is searching...

Minnesota · 14h

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Brackets set for this week's Minnesota state volleyball tournament

The 2026 volleyball tournament will be held at Grand Casino Arena Wednesday through Saturday.

St Paul, MN · 23h

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Win a Free Week at the 2027 Minnesota Wind Chill Ultimate Academy!

The Minnesota Wind Chill Ultimate Academy is back for 2027, and we’re kicking things off by giving away one free week of camp!. The Academy runs June 27 – July 2, 2027, at Macalester College in St. Paul, MN. For six days, players ages 13–18 train with Wind Chill and other elite FMP and MMP coaches.

St Paul, MN · 1d

KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

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St. Paul City Council president moving to Ramsey County Board of Commissioners

The current president of the St. Paul City Council will be heading to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners in the new year.

St Paul, MN · 13h

CBS Minnesota

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Educators get tips on discussing cannabis risks with students

Minnesota schools are starting to implement new requirements for cannabis education. On Monday, educators are getting a crash course at a summit in St. Paul on how to talk to students about the risks.

St Paul, MN · 21h

Sun Post

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Armstrong alum sparks historic triumph with St. Paul Central

Robbinsdale Armstrong alum Mohammed Gubara made history last week, overseeing St. Paul Central’s return to the top levels of the boys soccer state tournament, playing in the semifinals and eventually securing third place honors in Class AAA. Born in the United States but largely raised in his family’s homeland of Sudan, Gubara eventually made a new home in Minnesota and went on to attend Armstrong. Graduating high school in 2018, Gubara was a major presence on the varsity boys soccer team under then-head coach Marcus Anthony. The two eventually became co-workers, with Gubara taking up an assistant coaching role at Armstrong. The two departed Armstrong boys soccer after the conclusion of the 2023 season. While Anthony, who graduated from Robbinsdale Cooper, went on to take up the men’s head coaching job at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Gubara aimed for a bigger role in high school sports, filling the head coach vacancy of St. Paul Central’s boys soccer program after building his resume both at Armstrong and as youth coach in the club game at Park Valley United, where he also played and won a state championship, and Boreal FC, where he is now boys technical director. Central project Arriving at a

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Eagles Come Up One Point Short in Shootout With Martin Luther

ST. PAUL, Minn. - On a beautiful fall Saturday in the Twin Cities, the Martin Luther College Football team spoiled Senior Day for the University of Northwestern, eking out a 35-34 win thanks to a fourth-quarter blocked PAT, avenging an early-October loss. After clinching at least a share of the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference title last week at Crown, UNW needed to win just one of its final two games to win the championship outright and clinch the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Playoffs. In a back-and-forth, high-scoring affair, the Knights were able to use an electric passing attack to emerge victorious and keeping their chances of catching the Eagles alive, as they are now separated by one game in the UMAC standings with one week to play.

St Paul, MN · 2d

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Dems Promise Lower Health Care Costs and Fighting Fraud

(St. Paul, MN) — Minnesota DFL leaders say addressing fraud and the rising cost of health care will be priorities when lawmakers return to St. Paul in January. Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy says lawmakers must strengthen oversight and work with Governor-elect Amy Klobuchar’s administration to prevent fraud. A new Office of Inspector General, created to oversee fraud prevention, is expected to select its first leader early next year. Murphy also says lowering health care costs, particularly in rural and underserved communities, remains a major concern. The legislative session begins January 12th.

Minnesota · 1d

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Open Studios in NE, Colson Whitehead, Evan Clark Does ‘Jesse Ventura’: This Week’s Best Events

Welcome to Event Horizon, your weekly roundup of the best events in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and beyond. Tom Wilson may not be the first name to spring up when you think of great record producers, but throughout the ’60s, this Black staffer at Columbia University consistently found himself at the center of the action. Steven E. Jones’s Everything is Everything: Tom Wilson and Pop Music in 1966 sets out to learn why, and to restore Wilson’s contributions to the public record. By that landmark year, Wilson had already run a jazz label that released albums from Sun Ra and Cecil Taylor, worked on Dylan’s first five records and got “Like a Rolling Stone” on tape, and produced Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence.” He would go on to salvage the recordings that would become The Velvet Underground & Nico and worked with Frank Zappa’s the Mothers of Invention. The ’60s, man. Free. 6 p.m. 3032 Minnehaha Ave., Minneapolis; find more info here.—Keith Harris.

Minneapolis, MN · 20h

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St. Catherine University Choir’s autumnal concert

After several months of rehearsal, the St. Catherine University Choir performed their autumnal concert "The Triune Nature" on Friday, Nov. 6. The music was a carefully curated mix of bittersweet melodies and celebrations of hope, highlighting the breadth of human experience and performed in several languages. The title “The Triune Nature” was chosen in reference to both the Holy Trinity and holistic living. The concert was split into three sections, one for body, one for mind and one for spirit. Each section consisted of two choir pieces, with solo pieces performed for the body and mind sections.

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Camden, Southwest, Highland Park complete football season

The state football playoffs are upon us. The 2026 seasons for all Minneapolis City and St. Paul City conference teams are over. However, this column will focus on three teams that experienced success. Southwest and Camden finished their seasons as co-champions in the Minneapolis City Conference while Highland Park captured...

Minneapolis, MN · 1d