It's another loss for the Minnesota Vikings at Mall of America Field as the Chicago Bears hang on to win, 17-13, in the season finale for both teams.
Two of the three men found unresponsive in an Eyota garage last week died of a drug overdose, a preliminary autopsy found.
The Timberwolves star was injured in the final minutes on Sunday night.
The Kansas State forward broke a record shared by former Gopher Rachel Banham.
They'll almost certainly be the 10th and 11th days with subzero temps this month.
The incident was caught on camera by MnDOT.
Reports say police have arrested two suspects in the incident.
It's the city's fifth homicide of the year.
The Timberwolves co-owner didn't endear himself to his fan base on Saturday night.
The shooting happened at a reception following a funeral on Saturday afternoon.
Scott Quiner, of Buffalo, was 55 years old.
The 49ers quarterback congratulated Robbie Gould in spectacular fashion.
The Packers quarterback was destroyed on social media on Saturday night.
The 2011 Minnesota Vikings campaign comes to an end at Mall of America Field as they take on the Chicago Bears in the season finale. Check back here for the latest on the game, and much more...
Today's game between the Vikings and Bears at Mall of America Field features two teams going in the same direction -- home. Unfortunately, fans won't be able to boo Jay Cutler. He's out with a broken thumb. Instead, fans will get a fresh look at Josh McCown -- he knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs back in 2003.
Tight end Jim Kleinsasser wrapped up a 13-year career with Minnesota Sunday in the Vikings' 17-13 loss to the Chicago Bears. Afterwards, he told reporters he felt "like the most blessed man in the world."
Denver versus Minnesota. Who did what, and how? It's all right here, as we chronicle another tough one at Mall of America Field.
The Vikings have added Levi Horn to the offensive line. The Star Tribune says Horn, at 6'7" and 315 pounds, spent most of the past two seasons on the Chicago Bears practice squad.
The Vikings have added a free agent Zack Bowman to the defensive backfield. Bowman, 27, will be entering his fifth NFL season after spending the previous four with the Chicago Bears.
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