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The Vikings face some tough teams on the road this season.
Michael Pineda had a rough start for the Twins.
Passolt started at Fox 9 in 1996.
The cheapest season tickets are the lowest they've been since the 1990s.
A virus is believed to be behind the sickness.
The Minnesota-based company is trimming its branches.
As always, some local stores may operate with different hours - so it can't hurt to check.
The Minnesota native rarely addresses fans directly.
It happened as thunderstorms passed through Minnesota on Wednesday.
She'll be the first Lynx player to have her jersey hang from Target Center's rafters.
Taco Libre now has four locations in the Twin Cities.
Adrian Peterson might be changing the way players return from debilitating ACL injuries. He leads the NFL in rushing, and is even gaining some award winning steam. Former Vikings safety Corey Chavous told KFAN radio on Wednesday that Peterson is the NFL MVP at the midway point of the season.
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson says he’s “ready to get hit.” But AP is still on the sidelines, rehabbing his left knee. He won’t play Friday night in the first pre-season game in San Francisco, but head coach Leslie Frazier says Peterson is still on track to play in the season opener.
When should you draft Adrian Peterson in your fantasy football draft? CBS Sports expert Jamey Eisenberg puts Peterson in his "Frightening 15" fantasy players for 2012. It's June and we're already talking about fantasy football. That's frightening.
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson says the charges filed against him in Houston have been dropped. Peterson was accused of resisting arrest inside a city nightclub last July, with police claiming he shoved and off-duty officer. Peterson told ESPN today: “They dropped the charges ... thank God.”
The Vikings say there are no "ill effects" on Adrian Peterson's surgically-repaired knee after the franchise running back carried the ball 17 times in Minnesota's win over Jacksonville Sunday.
Two of the NFL's top running backs will be limited when the Vikings and Jaguars meet in the season opener on Sunday. Vikings' head coach Leslie Frazier says Adrian Peterson is still a game-time decision, and will be limited if he does play. Jaguars' star Maurice Jones Drew will also be limited.
