AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSpecial Olympics USA Games: Minnesota’s Twin Cities are gearing up for the 2026 Special Olympics, running June 20–26, with about 3,000 athletes, 10,000 volunteers, and an estimated 75,000 fans—plus 16 sports and thousands of free health screenings. Local Sports: The Minnesota Lynx beat the Golden State Valkyries 81-75, with Olivia Miles bouncing back after a tough shooting night; the team stays in the spotlight as the WNBA schedule heats up. Twins Update: Arizona’s Diamondbacks took a 9-5 win over Minnesota, with the Twins’ infield miscues and a balk helping swing a big fifth inning; the teams meet again Saturday night. DNR & Outdoors: The DNR says it has certified nine new Minnesota state record fish this spring, including multiple catch-and-release records. Community & Learning: Minnesota Private Colleges Week starts Monday, offering free campus visits for 2,000+ high school students across 18 private colleges. Public Safety: A reader asks Mankato officials what more can be done about repeat reckless driving after near-misses at intersections.
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