As the Vikings stadium battle rages on, the talk relocation is on the rise. The Vikings aren't the only team in the NFL at risk of leaving their home city. The Chargers, Raiders, Jaguars, Rams, and Bills are also at risk.
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.
A 17-year-old was arrested around 1:45 a.m. Sunday. Neither the victim nor the suspect has been identified.
Brandon Brundidge gained recognition when his mother shared the story of how he found inspiration in "Let's go Brandon" signs.
The department said the flyers have been left in driveways throughout the city.
"Police have reason to believe Wade may have been involved in Elle's disappearance before taking her own life."
The explosion happened on Little Lake 14 in St. Louis County.
Abortion is illegal in South Dakota unless the mother's life is in danger.
Members of the Vikings' defense openly admit they didn't tackle very well against the Chargers. Antoine Winfield said he missed two tackles in a game for the first time in a long time. The team says they will tackle better against the Buccaneers.
The backers are a bit of a mystery, but a new proposal puts a new Vikings stadium north of the Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis. The Star Tribune reports city leaders have seen the blueprints -- but officials aren't exactly sure who's behind the project. The Vikings are dismissing the plan, preferring to focus on their Arden Hills site.
When was the last time the Vikings and Gophers won on the same weekend? Two weeks ago! It's sudden fortune for two football teams mired in misery the past few years, and fans can't get enough...
The Vikings are changing the way it checks fans coming into Mall of America Field. Instead of getting a patdown, ticket holders will now be checked with a metal-detecting wand. The change starts this Sunday before the Oakland Raiders game, and will be fully implemented before the Dec. 4 home game against the Denver Broncos.
So what did bored Vikings fans do while Oakland Raiders reciever Darrius Heyward-Bey was being put on a stretcher -- the extent of his injury unknown? The wave, naturally. The Daily Norseman puts it like this: "Dumb move, folks."
Vikings vice president of public affairs and stadium development Lester Bagley says there is "no point" in the team filing a notice of relocation with the NFL. The deadline for such a notice is Wednesday, but Bagley and the Vikings believe they have momentum with state lawmakers to build a new stadium.
The Vikings' chances of making the playoffs after starting 0-3 are very low. But even though they aren't winning, it doesn't necessarily mean they are hurting their chances of building a new stadium.
Remember when the Vikings cut Bryant McKinnie for coming to practice overweight? Now that we're well into the season, Vikings officials aren't worried about reports the Steelers cut Max Starks for weight issues. The former left tackle is in Minnesota to see if he might be the right fit for Vikings' blind side.
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