Twins ballpark proposal on the moveApril 4, 2006 12:01 AMBy Aron Kahn and John MartyA Minnesota Senate committee considers the proposal for a publicly-funded stadium for the Minnesota Twins that includes money from the team.
Senate committee approves Twins stadium plan, but hurdles awaitApril 3, 2006 9:50 PMBy Tom ScheckThe 10-year-old debate over the ball park hasn't gotten any weaker with age.
Being gay in the NFLMarch 30, 2006 5:52 PMSince his retirement from the NFL, Esera Tuaolo has taken what's perhaps his most profound step: he's become one of the few professional football players to publicly come out about his homosexuality.
Play54min 01secA look at the U stadium "deal"March 28, 2006 12:00 PMBy Robert BruininksWill a new University of Minnesota football stadium funding plan, hailed by a bipartisan group of legislators and the governor as a "win-win," be an easy touchdown at the Legislature this session?
Vikings stadium issue makes first legislative visitMarch 17, 2006 3:41 PMBy Patrick Condon, Associated PressThe football season has been over for nearly two months, but a few Vikings fans pulled out their purple jerseys Friday for a hearing at the state Capitol.
Culpepper apologizes for boat incident, admits no wrongdoingMarch 16, 2006 12:07 PMDaunte Culpepper said he's sorry for the embarrassment caused by the notorious Lake Minnetonka boat party, even though he said he didn't do anything wrong.
Curling capital celebrates OlympiansMarch 13, 2006 10:45 AMBy Tom RobertsonHundreds of fans turned out in Bemidji on to pay tribute to the men's and women's U.S. Olympic curling teams.
DUI charges against Eller prompt concernMarch 3, 2006 12:16 AMBy Brandt WilliamsThe drunk driving charges against Carl Eller are especially surprising to people who know the former Viking through his work on chemical dependency issues. Chemical dependency counselors say relapse is always a concern with those who have experienced drug or alcohol problems.
Curling gets more popularMarch 1, 2006 2:00 PMBy Bob RehaCurling is getting more popular at regional rinks because of a post-Olympic glow. The success of the U.S. men's curling team's is the cause.
Play53min 50secJudging biasFebruary 20, 2006 11:00 AMDoes bias help us make decisions? A Stanford economics professor says it does, and he says Olympic figure skating judging holds lessons for people in business.