Ramsey County commissioners Tuesday morning voted unanimously to buy land in Arden Hills for a future home for the team.

WCCO-TV reports Gov. Mark Dayton says there's no other stadium site in the works if the Ramsey County proposal fails. Vikings officials say it will not renew its lease at the Metrodome without knowing that a new stadium is in the works.

As proposals for a new Vikings stadium land on the governor's desk, Minneapolis seems to have momentum and Shakopee is a late entry. But Ramsey County still believes it has the right combination to win the stadium site derby.

Gov. Mark Dayton met with church leaders privately Friday. WCCO reports Father John Bauer is concerned the construction of a new stadium could impact the 100-year-old building. Bauer is also worried future traffic and noise could impact Sunday mass.

KSTP reports developers have been working to reconfigure the Minneapolis farmers market site to serve as the new home of the Vikings and will be ready to unveil plans if the Legislature adjourns without a deal. Meanwhile, Gov. Dayton says he'd be open to a special session to finish a deal -- under certain conditions.

Dayton says he's pushing for the proposed $1 billion stadium to be built in Arden Hills and will have a plan ready on how the state will raise its $300 million share of the bill within the next two weeks. Dayton says he’ll then call a special legislative session by the end of November for lawmakers to vote on the plan.