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Wilf strikes back at NJ court ruling

Wilf strikes back at NJ court ruling

Minnesota Vikings owner Zygi Wilf has appealed a court ruling requiring him and his family to pay $100 million in damages and legal fees over a broken deal to develop an apartment complex in his home state of New Jersey.
by Nate Minor

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Vikings roll out TCF Bank Stadium ticket packages, prices

Here’s the playbook for the Vikings plans to move their fans to TCF Bank Stadium at the University of Minnesota: The team has posted the map and ticket prices on their website. Prices range from $35 to $139 for season tickets, per game. The Vikings are planning to unveil more of their plans for the Read more →
by Tim Nelson

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The attack on Nancy Kerrigan, 20 years later

The attack on Nancy Kerrigan, 20 years later

Tonya Harding's involvement remains a mystery.

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Lindsey Vonn says she's skipping Olympics

Lindsey Vonn says she's skipping Olympics

The 29-year-old Vonn injured her already surgically repaired right knee on Dec. 21 during a downhill race in Val d'Isere, France. She says she is "devastated" to have to miss the competition.

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Pitino's Gophers get first conference win

Yesterday, the University of Minnesota Men's basketball team defeated Purdue 82-79 at Williams Arena.
by Cathy Wurzer

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49ers edge Packers at frigid Lambeau

49ers edge Packers at frigid Lambeau

The defending NFC champions are two wins away from another trip to the Super Bowl after beating the Green Bay Packers 23-20 in a wild-card game Sunday at frigid Lambeau field.
by The Associated Press

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Packers-49ers game shaping up to be Ice Bowl II

Packers-49ers game shaping up to be Ice Bowl II

The Packers plan to pass out 70,000 hand warmers, packets that fit inside gloves or boots and stay warm for up to 10 hours. The team will also provide free coffee and hot chocolate.
by The Associated Press

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Vikings hire big gun lawyers after Kluwe allegations

Vikings hire big gun lawyers after Kluwe allegations

The Minnesota Vikings have hired two high-profile lawyers to investigate claims by a former player that he was cut from the team because of his advocacy for same-sex marriage.

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Minnesota Wild win small relief for embattled head coach

The Minnesota Wild beat the Buffalo Sabres 4-1 to end the team's longest losing skid. MPR's Phil Picardi spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about the win and the precarious position of head coach Mike Yeo.
by Phil Picardi

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Figure Skater Brian Boitano on coming out and going to Sochi

Figure Skater Brian Boitano on coming out and going to Sochi

At the height of his career in 1988, Boitano says coming out was not an option. His agent told him that he needed to keep his sexuality quiet so that he could secure endorsements. Even though he only recently came out publicly, Boitano says people in his life have known he is gay. But, he says, he wanted to be known for his skating achievements rather than his sexuality.

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