'Big Game, Big Give': The Lavish Super Bowl Party For A Good Cause
There have been celebrity sightings around town all week, but one "Super Saturday" party will focus on fun and philanthropy.
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There have been celebrity sightings around town all week, but one "Super Saturday" party will focus on fun and philanthropy.
Taste of the NFL, which raises funds to feed the hungry, was born right here in Minnesota during the 1992 Super Bowl.
Andrew Rojas has been spending much of his time away from his Eagan home, fighting cancer at the hospital.
It's hard to believe after all of the years and months of counting down, the Super Bowl is now just one day away.
Two Atlanta men were arrested in Bloomington on Saturday for possessing counterfeit Super Bowl LII tickets,
Janet Jackson wants to make it crystal clear: She will not be joining Justin Timberlake during this year's Super Bowl halftime show.
Three companies received $50,000 grants for winning the NFL's annual Super Bowl startup competition designed to spur novel advancements in athlete safety and performance.
While in town for the Super Bowl, David Portnoy – aka Davey Pageviews – tried several Minnesota pizza spots. All were critiqued on their cheese slice. See how they fared.
The eastbound lanes of Interstate 94 are closed near Rogers after a multi-car pileup involving semi trucks.
A former Hawaii state worker who sent a false missile alert said he was "100 percent sure" at the time that the attack was real.
Actress Uma Thurman has accused embattled Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of forcing himself upon her sexually and director Quentin Tarantino of making her perform a dangerous car stunt that injured her.
Investigators say the assistant police chief of the southern Minnesota city of St. James shot and killed a knife-wielding man after she and two other officers were unable to subdue him with Tasers.
Snoop Dogg's Super Bowl week is almost as busy as that of the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots players competing on Sunday.
Fifteen Medal of Honor recipients will be on the field Sunday in front of millions watching the Super Bowl.
For the first time in 30 years, the U.S. Marine Corps will air an ad during the Super Bowl, using an online-only spot Sunday to target a young, tough, tech-savvy audience for potential recruits looking for a challenge.
