In losing four of their first five games, the
Minnesota Vikings kept the games close. After getting blown out by the Bears, 39-10 Sunday night at Soldier Field in Chicago, changes may be upcoming for the Vikings.
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Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon died Sunday
at Las Vegas Motor Speedway after his car became ensnarled in a
fiery 15-car pileup, flew over another vehicle and landed in a
catch fence just outside turn 2. Three other drivers were hurt.
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Next week is shaping up as pivotal in the
Minnesota Vikings' bid for a new football stadium partially financed by the public. Gov. Dayton has scheduled a series of meetings with the major stakeholders to discuss whether a deal can be done before the end of the year.
Despite variables such as clean up costs, construction and politics, the report paints the clearest picture yet of what the Arden Hills stadium project would cost.
The Ramsey County Charter Commission voted Tuesday night 10-6 not to require a stadium tax be put to voters, bucking a majority of people at the hearing who asked them to put a new home for the Vikings on the ballot, possibly as soon as next year.
Thousands of people gathered Tuesday in downtown Minneapolis to cheer for the WNBA champion Minnesota Lynx, as players and coaches rode in open cars down Nicolett Mall and then hosted a celebration at the Target Center.
If you're looking for ground zero in the Vikings stadium debate, Arden Manor on Highway 10 might well be it. The 283 mobile homes there are just yards away from the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant, where the NFL team and Ramsey County want to build a $1.1 billion facility.
Negotiators for owners and players will meet again Monday, the
deadline Commissioner David Stern set for when there must be a deal
to avoid canceling the first two weeks of the regular season,
scheduled to begin Nov. 1.
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