With Christian Ponder and Adrian Peterson out with injuries, Joe Webb and Toby Gerhart come to the rescue to give the Vikings a 33-26 victory over the Redskins.
One of the guns Gabriel Lee Young-Duncan obtained was used in a deadly St. Paul shooting last year.
The festival at the Union Depot returns June 4-5.
The Twin Cities is among the areas that could get hit.
The sunbather told police he was trying to "tan and relax."
Nero helped save the California condors before taking up his post as an education ambassador.
Few details are known about the incident.
The former Minnesota Vikings linebacker was introduced Friday afternoon.
MPR said "select programming elements" of APM Reports will be incorporated into MPR News.
The most significant severe threats are Sunday night and again on Monday.
The young woman killed in the crash was a college student studying zoology.
A guide to Memorial Day weekend 2022.
Vikings coaches have plenty to scratch their heads about right now. First off, are Christian Ponder's struggles over the last two games a step in the wrong direction? Secondly, how can they find a way to keep Joe Webb on the field?
Vikings' running back Toby Gerhart is a firm believer in his former Stanford teammate -- Andrew Luck. Gerhart says Luck is "going to be special" in the NFL. So special, that according to Gerhart, Luck is "Peyton Manning-esque" in a lot of ways.
When Vikings players begin organized team activities on May 29th, Toby Gerhart plans to practicing. He tells the Pioneer Press that he's in the final stages of rehabbing a torn medial collateral ligament in his left knee, and "should be able to do everything" when OTAs begin.
Quarterback Christian Ponder was limited in practice this week and listed as questionable, but expect the rookie to start if at all possible. Adrian Peterson wants to play and is close, but with Toby Gerhart coming off a career-best 91-yards last week, there is little urgency.
Ponder or Webb? Facemask penalty? How could they miss that! Plenty to gripe about the morning after another Vikings loss.
It looks like the Joe Webb-as-wildcat-quarterback-wide-receiver experiment is over.
We're starting to wonder what Leslie Frazier's Christmas list looks like. We're pretty sure he's begging Santa for a couple of new offensive linemen, an entirely new secondary, a high-profile wide receiver and a couple of wins. Santa may not be able to provide a win, but he might be able to give Adrian Peterson the gift of a 200-yard rushing game.
It was a Christmas Eve clash in Washington, D.C., as the Vikings tried to figure out a way to win their third game of 2011. Here's a blow-by-blow of what happened, and more...
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