ROCHESTER — Lourdes kept it close with Lake City in the first set, but the Tigers ran away with a 28-26, 25-17, 25-8 win in Hiawatha Valley League play. Alli Helmin notched a game-high 15 kills for ...

PINELLAS CO, Fla. — Fort De Soto Park was ravaged by hurricane Helene, leaving behind a trail of debris that took months to cleanup. During that cleanup, park officials noticed something had changed ...

A wombat has made its home in the main street of Robe, evidence of an influx of the animals in the South Australian fishing ...

The last concert will also be exclusively for locals and will commemorate the 8th anniversary of Hurricane Maria, which struck the island in 2017 and forced the relocation of more than 100,000 people.

After the Gophers beat Buffalo 23-10 at Huntington Bank Stadium on Thursday night, coach P.J. Fleck used the first three minutes of his postgame news conference to express his sadness and outrage on ...

The Gopher volleyball team starts it's 2025 campaign Monday night, across the border in Sioux Falls, South Dakota as part of the AVCA First Serve. Head Coach Keegan Cook is now on his third year with ...

Historic preservation organization gave Bluenose Gopher Public House in Granite Falls, Minnesota, a $50,000 grant.. The taproom and cafe, a cooperative led by hundreds of member-owners, is one of 50 ...

Bluenose Gopher Public House, a cooperative-owned taproom and cafe in Granite Falls, Minnesota, received a $50,000 preservation grant. The grant is part of the "Backing Historic Small Restaurants" ...

FARGO — When Angus Flanagan put the finishing touches on his Bobcat North Dakota Open title Sunday at Rose Creek Golf Course, he made more than himself happy. His financial institution also approved. ...

Luke is joined by Chris Vokracka of Aramark Sports and Entertainment to pull back the curtain of the logistics of the food and beverage logistics of a Gopher Football gameday. Luke is joined by Chris ...

If you’ve ever had a gopher in your garden, you know they’re the ultimate yard pest. They’ll eat just about anything, leave holes all over your lawn, and are nearly impossible to get rid of. In short?

Fewer than 100 dusky gopher frogs were known to remain. Thanks to some very dedicated humans, numbers are now on the rise. Credit...Tony Cenicola/the New York Times Supported by By Catrin Einhorn It ...