Three years after the University of Minnesota eliminated its century-old men’s intercollegiate gymnastics program, a different sort of program lives on – something between NCAA Division I and club.
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The founders of Self Esteem Brands and Slumberland Furniture and leaders of Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, PNC Bank, and Andersen Corp. are this year's inductees.
The team’s ticket staff get creative to deal with thin April crowds.
A-Rod and Marc Lore modernized the Wolves, but left Glen Taylor holding the reins.
Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez have missed the closing deadline.
The Minneapolis-based financial services company gets naming rights to a portion of Target Field, and will work with the team to give out $200,000 to about 20 nonprofits each year.
Local ski hills adjust to an uncharacteristically warm winter, which has presented a few financial and logistical challenges.
In its highest-profile partnership since moving its headquarters to Minnesota, the outdoor recreation manufacturer will take on a major presence at Target Field.
The team’s “Creator’s Corner” at Gate 34 is back with three new businesses run by women and people of color.
The FIS Cross-Country World Cup is being held on American soil for the first time in decades, thanks in no small part to small Minnesota businesses.
The Minneapolis agency seized on the NFL All-Pro's shirtless celebration to quickly create an ad campaign for Frank's RedHot hot sauce.
The ‘Backcourt Club’ is slated to open next season for premium ticketholders.
Securian CEO Chris Hilger and his east metro squash pals teamed up to create The Heights Racquet & Social Club featuring pickleball and Minnesota’s first padel court.
Citing "overwhelming" demand for middle school esports programming, the Minnesota Varsity League is adding a league for fifth- through eighth-grade students.
So why did the NBA franchise bolt from being top dog at WCCO Radio?
The deal includes mouthguard maker Shock Doctor, which NEP previously owned years ago.
This year’s class features three Minneapolis-based startups in the sports industry.
Starting Dec. 1, Anytime Fitness memberships will include a free Apple Fitness+ subscription.