Sports

Gambling contribution to stadium funding is small change so far
The Pioneer Press’s Doug Belden reports that charitable gambling didn’t amount to much, as far as the Vikings stadium is concerned. Once hoped to be the main source of revenue, electronic pulltabs and other increases in charitable gambling contributed a total of $89,000 in fiscal year 2013 — although the games didn’t run for the Read more →
Maybe fans won’t be taking a seat in the Metrodome
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority said Thursday the authority’s intention to give away Metrodome seats may be too expensive.
Alex Gibney on searching for the truth in 'The Armstrong Lie'
Director Alex Gibney joins us to discuss his new documentary about cyclist Lance Armstrong and the doping scandal that brought him down.
Photos: Designs for the new St. Paul Saints ballpark
People passing by the new Saints ballpark in Lowertown will be able to see all the way to the bluffs of the Mississippi River.
Ryan, Vikings add millions to bid for stadium district development
Plans for a $400 million mixed-use development, parking ramps and a new downtown park are getting a little closer to winning approval in Minneapolis.
Twins sign pitcher Ricky Nolasco
Right-handed pitcher Ricky Nolasco has signed a contract with the Minnesota Twins guaranteeing the veteran pitcher a salary of $12 million a year for four years.
Vikings officially break ground on new stadium
Hundreds of people gathered in Minneapolis Tuesday for the formal groundbreaking for the new billion dollar Vikings stadium.
Thriller finishes punctuate holiday football games
Folks who spent much of the long holiday weekend watching football on television were rewarded with some very exciting games. The string of cliff-hangers culminated with the Vikings 23-20 overtime victory over the Chicago Bears yesterday.
Digging for new Vikings stadium starts at the Metrodome
They’re burnin’ diesel over at the Metrodome this morning. Just after 8 a.m., a shovel started peeling back the blacktop in the northeast corner of the parking lot, ahead of tomorrow’s formal groundbreaking ceremony. American Engineering Testing was on hand to start collecting soil samples, as well. The digging marks the start of months of Read more →