AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSpecial Olympics USA Games: Minnesota’s Twin Cities are gearing up for the 2026 Special Olympics, running June 20-26, with 3,000 athletes, 1,500 coaches, 10,000 volunteers, and an estimated 75,000 fans across 16 sports, plus major health-screening efforts. State Parks for Kids: Minnesota DNR’s Junior Ranger program is expanding with a new “Get curious!” activity book for ages 9+ and a new bat patch for kids who complete it. Local Sports—Lynx: Olivia Miles had a rare off night with seven points, but the Lynx beat Golden State 81-75, with Miles sealing it by blocking a late 3. Local Sports—Twins: The Twins’ winning streak ended with a 9-5 loss to Arizona, as defensive miscues and a balk helped fuel a big fifth inning. Public Safety: St. Peter police say an officer was shot during a pursuit-related incident; the BCA is assisting the investigation. Weather/Outdoors: Soudan Underground Mine tours are back after a five-year closure, reopening mid-June.
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