St. Paul Mayor Not Ready To Back Vikings In County
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman says he's not yet willing to support a new Minnesota Vikings stadium north of his city in Ramsey County.
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St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman says he's not yet willing to support a new Minnesota Vikings stadium north of his city in Ramsey County.
A proposed new Vikings stadium north of St. Paul is getting a muted reaction from lawmakers whose approval will be needed to pass a stadium bill.
One day after Minneapolis came forward with a last-minute proposal, it appears the Vikings are ready to make a deal on a new stadium.
The city of Minneapolis laid out its plans Monday to keep the Minnesota Vikings in downtown Minneapolis.
Minneapolis leaders are floating a plan for the city to pay 22 percent of the cost of a new football stadium for the Minnesota Vikings at the current Metrodome site and set aside money to renovate the Target Center basketball arena.
WCCO has learned the city of Minneapolis will announce details on Monday afternoon of a proposal to build a new Vikings stadium.
A key supporter of a Vikings stadium in Arden Hills says only one issue -- road access -- stands in the way of a deal.
As a first-time head coach with an almost completely new offensive staff, the NFL lockout couldn't come at a worse time for Leslie Frazier.
Minnesota Vikings cornerback Chris Cook has been found not guilty of pulling a gun on a neighbor.
Brett Favre says he might become a coach or work as a television analyst in the future, though he has no plans to enter either field anytime soon.
It looks like the Vikings are down to only two potential sites for a new stadium. Hennepin County is no longer interested in being a partner in a stadium development near Target Field.
Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier says drafting Christian Ponder has completely changed the way he feels about the quarterbacks on his roster.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he would sign legislation for a new Vikings stadium even if lawmakers blow a deadline to finish the budget.
If these are not fun times for football fans, they are captivating days for lawyers.
The Vikings first round draft pick of Christian Ponder drew a lot of scrutiny from Vikings fans. But he arrived at Winter Park as the new hired gun, and he wasn't exactly surprised to be in Minnesota.
