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Well, that was quick! The Minnesota Twins postseason lasted as long as a rabbit fart. If you rushed to get the 2020 Homer Hanky, you may be wondering what to do with it now.

Waseca County in the latest report has the highest rate per 10,000 residents in the state of Minnesota at 92.51 cases. The report reflects an increase in the number of counties over the distance learning threshold of 50 cases per 10,000 county residents.

Cougar sightings are becoming more and more common and not only in rural areas apparently.

Rather than the traditional large family get-together for Thanksgiving, the CDC is recommending that people participate in these low-risk activities instead.

What's your favorite coffee shop in town?

It's back. The 2020 Homer Hanky is back this postseason to help cheer on the Twins while being socially distanced. This year's hanky harkens back to the hankies from 1987 and 1991, rather than the red hanky that came out last year featuring 'Bomba SZN' on it.

It appears that there is a national 9-1-1 outage. The Steele and Rice County announced earlier tonight that due to 9-1-1 being down in the county the number to dial in an emergency is 507-451-5685 for emergencies.

Among their tips: don't travel and stay home to celebrate.

And the winner of the most adorable photo on the internet today goes to...

The team finished 36-24 which was the 3rd best record in the American League. For their efforts, the Twins were seeded third and will take on the 6-seed Houston Astros in the best of three games playoff at Target Field beginning tomorrow.