Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey all but declared victory last night after receiving nearly 43% of first choice votes. He called the results a moment for unity and change after an election that divided voters in the city over questions about his leadership and policing.
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Wolves
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The team's newfound success at stopping opponents starts with the quiet players turning louder and the loud ones getting more numerous.
Colleges
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Alabama, Michigan, Cincinnati and Georgia appear to have secured their spots in the four-team playoff. Many other bowl games will fill their slots Sunday as well.
Gophers
Gophers sweep their way into NCAA volleyball Sweet 16
Gophers hitters Stephanie Samedy (16 kills), Jenna Wenaas (14) and Airi Miyabe (11) were not just powerful but varied in their depth and angles of attack in defeating Stanford.
Wild
Top of the class: Wild outduels Toronto in heavyweight shootout
The Wild confirmed its emergence as one of the best in the league on Saturday, beating Toronto 4-3 in a shootout to run its win streak to six games.
