Lindsey Peterson is the Director of News Operations for CBS Radio, specializing in local news coverage in New York. With a focus on sports, weather, and human interest stories, Lindsey brings a unique perspective to her articles, providing in-depth analysis and engaging storytelling.
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By: Lindsey Peterson
It’s been a rough day for Gopher Basketball fans thanks to the new Name-Image-Likeness and transfer rules in college sports. Three of the team’s promising sophomores have decided to leave Ben Johnson’s squad and it leaves a huge hole in Dinkytown.
By: Lindsey Peterson
The Minnesota Twins rolled out some of the new food and beverage options available at Target Field ahead of this week’s season opener. And they’re dialing up more and more locally made options too.
The Twins head to our neighbors to the east for their second series of the 2024 season. It’s Twins and Brewers for a quick two-game set in Milwaukee Tuesday and Wednesday.
By: Lindsey Peterson
Minnesota’s all-star guard Anthony Edwards will be off to Paris this summer. Edwards will be just the fourth Timberwolves player in team history to earn a spot on USA Olympic roster.
By: Lindsey Peterson
The Timberwolves won game one of their first round Western Conference Playoff series against the Phoenix Suns Saturday afternoon 120-95 and have a chance to take a commanding 2-0 lead on Tuesday night at Target Center.
In 48 years he broadcast everything from baseball to football to curling to golf. But for listeners in Minnesota, Al Shaver was the “Voice of Hockey”. The legendary broadcaster has passed away at the age of 96.
By: Lindsey Peterson
One day after Republican state senators introduced a motion to expel DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell (Woodbury), she’s responding saying she will not resign and says the picture will change when more facts are known.
By: Lindsey Peterson
The Phoenix Suns and their so-called Big Three return home to the desert in a big pickle. They’re going to have to figure out the Minnesota Timberwolves best-in-the-NBA defense and crawl out of a 2-0 hole.
By: Lindsey Peterson
The brooms are back in the closet for now after the Wolves swept Phoenix. Next up, the defending champs Denver. One major challenge? Coach Chris Finch may not be able to coach from the sidelines due to knee surgery.
By: Lindsey Peterson
Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton left Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox in the second inning because of right knee soreness after an unsuccessful attempt to steal second base.
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