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Exciting things are happening in Cable Wisconsin with possible new life being breathed into Telemark Resort.

Let's play ball! Major League Baseball is back at the end of July and Twins fans are excited to their favorite players hit the field. Though it may not be at Target Field, we can still cheer them on from watching TV.

While some Northwoods League teams will play baseball this season, the Duluth Huskies informed the league they will not be participating this season.

The Minnesota Twins released a statement Friday morning explaining why they removed a statue of former owner Calvin Griffith from Target Field.

Jamie Langenbrunner was born in Duluth and had an amazing career in the NHL and still calls Minnesota home, but it looks like he's moving out of Moose Lake.

Two days after Darrell "Bubba" Wallace (NASCAR’s only full-time African-American driver) called for the sport to ban all confederate flags, NASCAR has done just that.

The NBA is going to restart the season, but not with the Minnesota Timberwolves.

If you had tickets to see the Twins at Target Field during the month of May, they have announced the ticket policy for those missed games.

Exciting news for the City of Hermantown. Centricity Credit Union and Hermantown Schools have partnered to upgrade a multiuse stadium and field for students.

The modified format and tentative schedule for the 2019-2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs were announced as part of the plan to return to play after COVID-19 hiatus.

Minnesota has their share of incredible athletes who were born here and some have even competed on the professional level for their home state. Of course when you think of Minnesota and sports the first thing that comes to mind is hockey which has produced many NHL players both past and present…

The reductions are being made to help schools navigate economic difficulties due to COVID-19, with the goal or returning to normal for the 2021-2022 season.