Sports

Ali Bernard to represent Minn. in women's Olympic wrestling tryouts
An Olympic athlete from New Ulm resumes her quest for a gold medal this weekend. Ali Bernard, 26, is the only woman from Minnesota to qualify for the U.S. women's wrestling team tryouts in Iowa City this weekend.
Vikings bill advances, with changes, in Senate
Friday Roundtable: Vikings Stadium, death of Dick Clark
Our three panelists this week will discuss the ongoing Vikings stadium saga, what the Twin Cities population will look like in 25 years and the death of TV icon Dick Clark.
Basketball coach Pat Summitt steps aside
Pat Summitt is stepping aside as Tennessee's women's basketball coach and taking the title of "head coach emeritus" with long-time assistant Holly Warlick being promoted to replace the sport's winningest coach.
Vikings stadium: So many ideas, so little time
Days after its surprise defeat in a Minnesota House committee, more plans for a Vikings stadium finance package are emerging at the state Capitol.
Jack Jablonski leaves rehab facility
Jack Jablonski has been discharged from the Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute in Minneapolis after a nearly three-month stay.
Vikings say the stadium can't wait until 2013
Dayton says Vikings stadium bill may be done until next year
Gov. Mark Dayton was sounding like a football fan at the end of a losing season Monday: There's always next year for the Vikings.
The Minnesota Vikings ran into some of their most serious opposition yet on Monday night in their decade-long drive to get a new home for the NFL franchise in Minnesota on Monday night. A key state House committee rejected their proposal for a nearly $1 billion downtown Minneapolis stadium.