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Twin Cities

Crittenden remembered as hero, friend

Crittenden remembered as hero, friend

More than 4,000 people packed a hockey arena in Maplewood today to pay their respects to the North St. Paul police officer killed in the line of duty on Monday.
by Tim Nelson

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Reading the Vikings

Reading the Vikings

Because of Brett Favre, there is more interest in the Vikings opener this year than there has been in many years. To prepare for the season, Tom Crann talked to Armand Peterson, editor of "The Vikings Reader."
by Tom Crann

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Lost and found at the Minnesota State Fair

Lost and found at the Minnesota State Fair

Each year, the fair's Lost and Found Office takes in hundreds of items -- from cell phones and car keys to baby strollers and Barbie dolls. Employees catalog and tag everything that's turned in. Then they simply wait, hoping the original owners will come claim their possessions.

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