Vikings Dispute Claims Team Owners Want End To Investigation
More drama over the new Vikings stadium. Team owners again Monday refused a request to return to the stadium bargaining table.
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More drama over the new Vikings stadium. Team owners again Monday refused a request to return to the stadium bargaining table.
The Vikings stadium is in trouble. Gov. Mark Dayton has ordered an investigation into the Wilf family's finances in the aftermath of a New Jersey judge's ruling that the Wilf family committed civil fraud.
Minnesota's front lawn is about to be ripped up. As soon as this week, crews working on the state Capitol renovation project will begin taking up big sections of the green space in front of the building.
The stadium deal that most of us thought was a done deal in May is unraveling at the midnight hour over fallout from a New Jersey Judge's findings that the Minnesota Vikings owners are guilty of civil fraud.
The group "You Can Run But You Cannot Hide" has gained attention at the Minnesota State Fair over accusations that it's a hate group.
Clean-up took about two-and-a-half months, and FEMA helped pay for about $2 million worth of the cost. Still, city leaders say they are $1 million short.
Forget elections, conventions, debates, and television ads. This is my favorite political event of the year.
Attorneys for fired Minnesota Senate staffer Michael Brodkorb deny deliberately publishing details about other sexual affairs they allege occurred at the Capitol.
The newest Republican to join Minnesota's U.S. Senate race ran for the same seat in 1996, when the party deadlocked over a candidate. Bison farmer Monti Moreno said he's launching a campaign to unseat first-term Democratic Sen. Al Franken.
St. Louis County Board Chairman Chris Dahlberg, who bills himself as a pragmatic fiscal conservative, has become Minnesota's latest Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Al Franken.
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders agreed Wednesday to a one-day special session Sept. 9 to approve relief for areas hit hard by storms in June. The session will be limited to storm relief despite some bipartisan support to repeal a recently enacted sales tax on farm equipment repairs.
Another Republican has jumped into the race for the Minnesota U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Al Franken. St. Louis County Commissioner Chris Dahlberg confirmed Wednesday that he's a candidate in the race.
President Obama brought together his National Security Council Tuesday afternoon to decide whether to cut off aid to Egypt after violence in the country has led to deaths of more than 1,000 people just this week. So, how much foreign aid does the United States give and where does it go?
The Vikings stadium final leases were scheduled for votes this Friday at the Minnesota Sports Facilities Commission. But now those votes are on hold until an investigation into the Wilf family's finances can be completed.
Minnesotans on one side of America's divide on guns have urged lawmakers to ban firearms from the state Capitol, saying citizens have a right to feel free of intimidation when they participate in the democratic process.
