Pioneer Press writer Bob Sansevere is sharing stale Vikings jokes e-mailed to him during this so-far miserable season. Yes, you've heard them all million times ... but, they're still kind of funny.
The State Patrol says neither were wearing seat belts.
The Richfield retailer has been dealing with a shift in consumer trends.
It happened at a course that was founded as a Jewish country club 100 years ago.
The puppies were in good health when they were discovered.
There have been 57 deaths reported as homicides in Minneapolis this year.
A chaotic scene that led to a police chase unfolded after an alleged burglary in Ham Lake.
The report details violent crime trends in the seven-county metro and Greater Minnesota.
Alex Ramirez was last seen in the early hours of Thursday morning.
But the companies will still be able to recoup $600 million.
Mass layoffs were expected at Gannett-owned outlets across the country.
According to the lawsuit, 17 Minnesota homeowners were affected by this scam.
The men were arrested in Chicago.
In an interview with Pioneer Press writer Bob Sansevere, St. John's football coach John Gagliardi, 85, says Penn State's Joe Paterno died of a broken heart.
Every Wednesday, BMTN brings you the weirdest sports stuff we can find to get you over the hump.
The Vikings bring their 1-4 record into Chicago hoping for a prime-time win against a struggling Bears team.
A die-hard Vikings fan is hoping a billboard will be the boost needed to get a new stadium. WCCO reports on Jay Tappe who paid nearly $5,000 of his own money for a billboard within sight of the Capitol that plays on the Vikings 5 decade legacy in the state.
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier says he'll decide Sunday if he'll start linebacker E.J. Henderson, who has missed the last two practices with a sore knee. Henderson tells the Star Tribune he's "pretty confident" he'll be ready to play, but Frazier says he wants to be cautious with the injury.
Fox Sports North's Bob Sansevere doesn't believe the Vikings' stadium issue has a happy ending in sight. His reason? Because politicians are the people in charge of making it happen.
An apology today from Vikings fullback Jerome Felton, who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving over the weekend. Felton told the Associated Press he “regretted bringing some negative attention” to the team. Coach Leslie Frazier said he was “extremely disappointed” when he heard of the arrest.
The Green Bay Packers might be 6-0, but they're no match for Minnesota -- when it comes to cute babies. Yes, it's a stretch, and we're glad the Shakopee Patch decided to run this diapered route.
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