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It was almost a week ago that the neurosurgeon caring for Sophia told reporters that Sophia may become the third fatality in the shooting.

The City Council voted Thursday to shuffle committee assignments to accommodate Ellison, who is participating in a Harvard fellowship.

The Democratic governor is stockpiling money and his profile is higher than ever, but Republicans say he's vulnerable as voters look for something new.

The Teamsters filed an unfair labor practices complaint Thursday, alleging that police are trying to intimidate U service workers who are picketing.

"You're still standing, you're still here and we're still unified," Gov. Tim Walz said to volunteers who packed meals.

Workers are supposed to start building the stage at Huntington Bank Stadium on Friday for the Sept. 20 Farm Aid 40 concert but "will not cross a picket line," organizers said.

There is no clear connection between Justin Jefferson and Charlie Kirk.

Vikings linebacker Blake Cashman (hamstring) and running back Ty Chandler (knee) will be out at least until the Oct. 19 game against the Eagles.

Development has been sporadic for the neighborhood along the Green Line, and residents are pushing city hall to fix longstanding problems.

China hasn't bought any U.S. soybeans this season, switching to South American farmers and depriving farmers of what's traditionally been a key market.