A bombshell from Vikings star wide receiver Percy Harvin. According to the Associated Press, Harvin has requested a trade from the team. On Tuesday, Harvin told reporters at the Vikings' minicamp that he was unhappy with various issues, but declined to elaborate.
Joseph Matthew Johnson has been missing since November.
"Several" victims are in critical condition, a spokesperson with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board said.
The fire fortunately didn't spread to the house.
The 6-year-old is still missing following the death of her mother by suicide.
The 18-year-old was not wearing a seatbelt, the State Patrol said.
Police are searching for another woman in connection with the attack.
The 34-year-old victim died on July 5, 2021.
The city wants people to submit complaints online instead.
Grocery stores are open, though some have limited hours.
Police arrived at the scene to see the victim's friend performing CPR.
The boy was found shortly before 6 p.m. Sunday.
Percy Harvin announced on Twitter Monday night that he needs surgery on his shoulder. The Vikings' leading receiver says recovery time from the operation will be quick and he'll be ready for organized team activities. NFL Network's Jason La Canfora reports the procedure is just a clean up that will keep him out a few weeks.
The Vikings expect Percy Harvin to be "ready to go" when training camp opens in Mankato next month, according general manager Rick Spielman. Spielman says head coach Leslie Frazier has met extensively with Harvin to clear the air, although it's still unclear what exactly made Harvin unhappy.
Vikings' special teams coordinator Mike Priefer has made it clear that Percy Harvin will be the team's No. 1 kickoff returner. Harvin averaged 32.5 yards per return in 2011, good for most in the NFL for players with five or more returns. But the Vikings have to find a way to balance their use of Harvin, without getting him injured.
Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin is glad team owner Zygi Wilf plans to bring Leslie Frazier back next season. Harvin says he's a "big fan of coach Frazier" and the players give it their all for him.
Rookie safety Harrison Smith and wide receiver Percy Harvin got into a shoving match at training camp in Mankato Wednesday and had to be separated by teammates. The fight started after Smith collided hard with Harvin in pass coverage. Afterwards, Smith said, "It's just football."
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