Minnesotans will vote this fall on a Constitutional amendment that would make a photo ID a requirement to vote. The Republican-backed measure passed the Legislature on party-line votes. Now supporters and critics of the change will ramp up campaigns to influence the public.

There are plenty of hurdles to go, but Gov. Mark Dayton has called for a special legislative session to begin Nov. 21 if a plan for a Vikings stadium is in place. Dayton says the session would end on Nov. 23, and says the discussion would be 'limited to a People's Stadium.'

In today's Top 5: A Royal drubbing, Mauer's back, Lynx lose, Wild fret and Wolves look to stretch it out.

In today's Top 5: Vikes move tickets in Indy, Liriano in the pen again, Twins eye third, Lynx look for 12 and bolstering Bolstad.

The Timberwolves were supposed to begin regular season play November 1st. Now the best they'll be able to do is start December 1st because Friday's NBA lockout talks between the owners and players broke down without a deal, thus wiping two more weeks of games off the schedule.

In today's Top 5: Monday morning glee, the replacement refs fess up, a Lion-y loss, Twins face Yanks and the Gophers hope to pig out again.

The Minnesota Vikings and the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority have not yet narrowed the list of five architecture firms vying to build the new $975 million football stadium to replace the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis, despite a signal that the short list could get shorter by this week. An update on the timeline is expected Friday.