Minnesota
Northern Colorado Transfer G Langston Reynolds Commits to Minnesota
After landing a series of commitments from transfer forwards, Minnesota men’s basketball has landed a transfer commitment from Northern Colorado guard Langston Reynolds per reports.
The 6-foot-4, 195-pound guard entered the portal this spring after three seasons with Northern Colorado.
In 92 career games with the program, Reynolds averaged 8.6 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 2.0 assists. This past season was his best with the program, averaging 16.0 points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.4 assists.
An efficient shooter, Reynolds this past season shot 59.3% from the field including 40.9% from three-point range. WhilHis career shooting percentage shows that his 2024-25 percentage of 59.3% was no fluke. Shooting 57.1% for his career, his three-point shooting dramatically improved this past season.
Prior to this season, Reynolds career best three-point shooting percentage was 21.4%, posted in 2023-24.
With his commitment, the Gophers now have eight players on their roster for the 2025-26 season including three guards. Reynolds will join rising sophomore Isaac Asuma and true freshman Kai Shinholster on next year a roster.
Minnesota head coach Niko Medved has seven scholarships to fulfill before the start of the 2025-26 season.
Minnesota
Here’s how much snow parts of Minnesota got on Saturday, Feb. 28
Storm reports in from Minnesota on Saturday, Feb. 28.
LANESBORO, Minn. (FOX 9) – Impressive snow totals were reported in parts of Minnesota after a narrow band of heavy snowfall worked its way across the state.
Minnesota snow totals for the last day of February 2026
Snow totals for Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026. (FOX 9)
By the numbers:
Many areas saw more snow than was expected before temperatures warm up in the coming days.
The following snow totals were reported across Minnesota:
- Lanesboro: 10 inches
- Preston: 10 inches
- St. Peter: 7 inches
- Stewartville: 7 inches
- Caledonia: 6 inches
- Nicollet: 6 inches
- New Ulm: 5.5 inches
- Rochester: 4.9 inches
- Mankato: 4.5 inches
The Source: This story uses information from the FOX 9 weather forecast and the National Weather Service.
Minnesota
East Range Police Department officer passes away
A police officer in northern Minnesota unexpectedly passed away earlier this week.
The East Range Police Department said that Sgt. Cody Siebert passed away on Friday, less than 24 hours after being diagnosed with a brain infection.
The department said that Siebert was known for his happy-go-lucky personality and that “if you couldn’t get along with Cody, it was your fault.”
Siebert started at the K9 program in Babbitt with K9 Taconite (Tac) before going to the East Range Police Department.
“The hole left by Sgt. Siebert’s passing will be impossible to fill,” East Range police said. “We at ERPD love you and will miss you always. We have it from here.”
Mesabi East Schools also stated that the district was “truly blessed to have him walking our halls, greeting students, encouraging staff, and building relationships that went far beyond the badge.”
Click here for a GoFundMe to support Siebert’s family.
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