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July 28, 2023
Second of 3 posts about Cliff Heathcote, whose .491 batting average in August 1927 is the highest by a Cub with at least 50 plate appearances in any month since 1901. .......... Cliff Heathcote,...
July 14, 2023
Years of spending leisure time among the thousands of lakes in Minnesota sent Al Carlson, KLN Family Brand’s recently-retired chief talent officer, on a months-long medical journey.
June 1, 2023
When Trey Mancini's single scored Seiya Suzuki from third base in the seventh inning Wednesday afternoon, the Cubs were 6 outs away from doing something that had done only once before, nearly 100...
May 12, 2023
Natural Wonder Beauty Concept was โsomething Ana saw in the universeโ
May 3, 2023
Attorney General Drew Wrigley says he'll keep campaigning for mandatory minimum sentences, while former House Minority Leader Josh Boschee reflects on the just-concluded legislative session.
April 27, 2023
An estimated 1.3 million people with autism in the U.S. live with a parent or guardian over age 60 leaving many families to navigate the challenge of what happens when mom and dad are gone.
April 18, 2023
Finding a way to ensure that an adult child with autism will be able to live well after mom and dad are gone is a challenge faced by many families.
April 18, 2023
The Cubs lost by 1-0 Saturday night at Los Angeles on a 2-run, walk-off single. They had never lost that way before, at least not since 1914, first season for which baseball-reference.com has...
March 3, 2023
North Dakota's reserve fund to someday replace oil revenues is at risk of not being able to realize its intended potential if spending levels persist, critics including former Gov. Ed Schafer warn.
March 3, 2023
North Dakota's reserve fund to someday replace oil revenues is at risk of not being able to realize its intended potential if spending levels persist, critics including former Gov. Ed Schafer warn.