That worthless Packers stock you've been hearing so much about? Well, the Packers say they sold about 270,000 shares in their most recent offering, raising $67 million to help fund improvements at Lambeau Field.
The Shakopee-based company is under the microscope because of the recent actions of its owner.
The brewery came up with a creative way to repurpose unused cans.
Liam Robbins and Marcus Carr were too much for the previously undefeated Wolverines.
They teens were found in a vehicle that was taken during an earlier carjacking.
Visitors left an "unacceptably high amount" of damage last year.
Law enforcement agencies have issued a plea to the general public.
Security is also being ramped up at the state capitol.
The Maplewood company has obtained a temporary injunction against the firm.
It comes after The Washington Post reported that the country's COVID vaccine reserves have been exhausted.
The infomercial icon visited the White House Friday.
The Packers are getting some heat for their $525 bogus stock certificates. The Green Bay Press-Gazette says a few hundred of the fake ownership documents were mailed after Christmas -- when the team guaranteed delivery before December 25. Not only that, but at least one certificate had a major typo.
Have $275 to blow? You have until midnight to buy a share of Green Bay Packers stock. They’re essentially worthless, but you can call yourself a "team owner." Packers brass say the deadline won’t be extended.
Does a giant Packers loss make your Monday morning all that much brighter? Don't lie. If you're a Vikings fan, somehow 3-13 -- while still unacceptable -- doesn't hurt as much.
The Packers domination of the NFC may have only just begun. A study by the Star Tribune finds that the Packers are the youngest team in the NFC North, having the fewest players under the age of 30. The Vikings, however, are the oldest.
Sales of Green Bay Packers stock have been so brisk since an initial offering three weeks ago that the team is making another 30,000 shares available. The shares cost $250 each and have virtually no resale value.
The smart money in Last Vegas has the Green Bay Packers winning their second-consecutive Super Bowl. The playoff long shot? Tim Tebow's Denver Broncos.
Duluth News Tribune columnist Rick Lubbers takes a look at several questions the Green Bay Packers will have to deal with following their 37-20 loss to the New York Giants Sunday in the NFL playoffs. For example, "How long will the smile stay on Brett Favre's face?"
After beating Atlanta today, the New York Giants earned a ticket to Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers in the next round of the NFC playoffs. In 2008, the Giants beat the Packers in the NFC title game at Lambeau and went on to win the Super Bowl.
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