Neurology

St. Paul street fight ends in death

Police have identified the man who died early Sunday in a street fight outside a St. Paul bar. Tai Yang died of head trauma. He was 20 years old.

Wrestling legend Gagne won't face charges

Wrestling legend Verne Gagne's deadly assault on a fellow resident at the Bloomington care facility they lived in won't result in any criminal charges, the Hennepin County Attorney's office said today.

Gagne case: Victim's family says charges would be 'inhumane'

The death of a 97-year-old man thrown to the floor by wrestling legend Verne Gagne was ruled a homicide.

Death of man pushed by Verne Gagne a homicide, coroner says

Today, the Hennepin County medical examiner's office said the death of Gutmann was a homicide.

Legendary wrestler Verne Gagne linked to man's death

MinnPost tells the tragic story of Gagne, who suffers from Alzheimer's-related dementia, and an alleged attack that might have resulted in the death of another resident in his retirement community.

What's Wrong with Wisconsin?

Coffee Fest caffeinates Uptown this Saturday

Throw out that weekend stash of Vivarin and get your buzz on at Calhoun Square.

Flyer of the Week: Rock Out for Epilepsy

Throw out that weekend stash of Vivarin and get your buzz on at Calhoun Square.

Mystery illness fells young man

But to get her son's mysterious malady diagnosed, a mother must battle some of the area's top hospitals

10/25 Morning Communiqué

But to get her son's mysterious malady diagnosed, a mother must battle some of the area's top hospitals

Sgt. Briggs's War

Bob Briggs got a head full of shrapnel in Iraq. Then he came home to more wars: to regain the use of his half-paralyzed body, and to get the U.S. government to pay for his medical care.

In tomorrow's Star Tribune: Trappists with compulsive sexual disorders find fellowship in clogging

Bob Briggs got a head full of shrapnel in Iraq. Then he came home to more wars: to regain the use of his half-paralyzed body, and to get the U.S. government to pay for his medical care.

Deaths outside the ring

Bob Briggs got a head full of shrapnel in Iraq. Then he came home to more wars: to regain the use of his half-paralyzed body, and to get the U.S. government to pay for his medical care.

What's wrong with this picture?

Bob Briggs got a head full of shrapnel in Iraq. Then he came home to more wars: to regain the use of his half-paralyzed body, and to get the U.S. government to pay for his medical care.

A Pill is Not Enough

Psychologist Michael Browne on the failures of antidepressants

Fall and Rise

Burt Hanson just may be the unluckiest man alive. But he's not giving up.

Speak No Evil

Much-hyped local bands Alva Star and the Domo Sound look to censor the writer and conquer the scene

Sick and Tired

A tragic accident, underpaid, overworked personal-care attendants, and one pissed-off patient

Amy Bloom: A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You

A tragic accident, underpaid, overworked personal-care attendants, and one pissed-off patient

The Zero Hour

Call him The Body. Call him The Mind. Whatever you do, don't call Ventura to fund your nonprofit.

Winter Safety Tips for Preventing Brain Injury

Call him The Body. Call him The Mind. Whatever you do, don't call Ventura to fund your nonprofit.

The Immunization Decision

Getting informed is a parent's best course

Rude Awakenings

Carol Dresel has restless-legs syndrome. Coy Replogle flails around and whacks his wife. Local sleep researchers hope to put such nightmares to rest-- and find out what dreams are made of.

Poetic Injustice

Carol Dresel has restless-legs syndrome. Coy Replogle flails around and whacks his wife. Local sleep researchers hope to put such nightmares to rest-- and find out what dreams are made of.

Losing It

Carol Dresel has restless-legs syndrome. Coy Replogle flails around and whacks his wife. Local sleep researchers hope to put such nightmares to rest-- and find out what dreams are made of.