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With more than 30% of its territory set aside for nature reserves and national parks, it's no wonder that Belize is a popular hiking destination.

The Minnesota River Bulldogs were challenged and were behind by 2-3 after two periods in the game against the Mound-Westonka/Watertown-Mayer White Hawks. However, the change came in the third period and the game ended in 5-3 for road-team Minnesota River.

A hockey team from Denmark is getting a taste of Canadian hospitality after some crucial equipment was lost in transit. The Frederikshaven White Hawks arrived at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport Monday, on route to a hockey tournament, but the same could not be said for any of their hockey sticks or the gear belonging to three players.

Prep athletes of the week: Girls' lacrosse scoring leader Grace Peterson makes up for lost season May 10, 2021 — 6:16pm Text size Copy shortlink: Mound Westonka senior Grace Peterson went on the attack in a recent girls’ lacrosse victory over Waconia. GRACE PETERSON Mound Westonka • lacrosse Never one to sit back and follow, the midfielder found the lack of a high school lacrosse season in 2020 sparked an extra bit of motivation for her senior year. A natural-born scorer — "I like t...

Military Most to Blame for Helicopter Noise Around DC, New Study Finds Capt. Brittny Barney, 1st Helicopter Squadron pilot, flies over Washington, D.C., in a UH-1N Huey helicopter Aug. 3, 2016. (Philip Bryant/U.S. Air Force) 8 Jan 2021 Washington D.C. area residents complain that constant helicopter noise makes them feel like they're "living in a war zone," and they're right about one thing: the greatest proportion of the offending noise comes from military aircraft, according to a new study. The Government Accountability Office was ordered to study the problem of helicopter noise over D.C. i...