Adrian Peterson isn't the only star running back trying to return from an ACL tear. Augsburg's Tyler Maxwell tells WCCO he's ready to help the Auggies compete for the MIAC title this year.
Teams will still be allowed to practice and train, but no games.
The 80-year-old woman had been reported missing Friday.
Democrat Tawnja Zahradka challenges three-term Rep. Tom Emmer in the heavily Republican district.
The governor is urging Minnesotans to follow the current safety protocols.
Gov. Walz is imploring people to go and get tested for the virus.
The Asian-fusion restaurant closed for good Monday, citing the pandemic and changing neighborhood.
The airline says they've been added to its no-fly list.
There are now four locations where people who live in Minneapolis can vote early.
The demand came from China's foreign ministry on Monday.
The Walker Art Center won't be holding the popular event in person due to COVID-19.
Northern Fires Pizza shared the news on Facebook.
UFC returns to Target Center in October for the first time in four years, and former Augsburg wrestling star Marcus LeVesseur is on the fight card. LeVesseur won four Division III national titles and went undefeated wrestling for Augsburg. He's 21-6 over nine years as a mixed martial artist.
Adrian Peterson addressed the media today for the first time since tearing his ACL and MCL in his left knee on Christmas Eve. It was the first time off crutches, but his knee was still in a heavy brace. Peterson says he feels like he is "going to come back better than before."
Check out a behind-the-scenes look at Adrian Peterson's return to action last Sunday at Mall of America Field.
If you haven't seen how Augsburg went 80-yards in 18-seconds to upset St. John's then you need to watch the video. The Auggies marched 80-yards over two plays for a miraculous 32-31 win.
With the New Orleans Saints marching into town Sunday, Vikings coach Leslie Frazier says there is no doubt Christian Ponder is his starting quarterback. Frazier also says running back Adrian Peterson is poised to make his comeback after recovering from a high ankle sprain.
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier admits that Adrian Peterson can make things happen, even when defenses throw eight men on the line. In Sunday's loss against the Lions, Peterson only carried the ball five times for five yards in the second half.
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