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Vikings owners will draw from several sources to pay for stadium
The Minnesota Vikings owners have pledged $427 million toward the construction of a new $975 million football stadium for their team in Minneapolis. But that doesn't mean team owner Zygi Wilf will necessarily foot the bill. Instead, it appears the Vikings will employ a hallmark of real estate deals, and do much of their financial lifting with other people's money.
Mini donuts, deep fried pickles and local craft beers are some of the new fare Twins fans will be able to enjoy at Target Field this season.
Negotiators working on a Vikings stadium struck a deal over the weekend that may settle questions about charitable gambling and whether it can help pay for a stadium.
The NCAA men's basketball championship is tonight when Kansas takes on powerhouse Kentucky. There's a commercial the NCAA has been playing during the tournament that touts the academic accomplishments of student-athletes. Are the claims true?