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A 53-year-old man died after being pinned between a combine and a corn head.
Spotify was ruled to make sure it doesn't play in front of kids.
Six deer died in Goodhue County.
Denise and James Closs' deaths have been ruled as homicides.
The buckles can break, posing a safety risk to babies.
Shortal was bullied by a Bachman's employee.
The Ellisons tried to block its release, citing privacy concerns.
Canada is just the 2nd nation to approve a nationwide regulated pot market.
It follows an assault on a GOP candidate on Friday.
It follows an attack ad that ran last week.
Excelsior Blvd. is closed at Fairview Ave. until about 1 p.m. Wednesday.
Ex-Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton has some advice for the struggling Christian Ponder. In his Pioneer Press blog, Tark says Ponder has to stop listening to critics, focus on “who you are” and take control of the offensive game plan.
Check out the three-minute setup from NBC's Bob Costas on the day the Twins beat the Tigers in 1987 to win the American League pennant.
Between Tarkenton and Tarkenton, there was a quarterback named Joe Kapp who led the Vikings to the Super Bowl. In a gift that keeps on giving, check out this YouTube highlight reel of Capp, single-bar face mask and all.
Sid Hartman says Christian Ponder is the next Fran Tarkenton. So we thought the perfect question to ask today if you remember No. 10's middle name. Hey, it's a bye week. For the answer, click on the headline above.
Former Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton is getting his own radio show. "The Fran Tarkenton Show" debuts on Monday on SiriusXM satellite radio. Tarkenton will interview notable guests from the worlds of politics, business, sports and entertainment and take calls from listeners nationwide.
We're not exactly sure how Super Bowl IV featuring the Vikings and Chiefs is on YouTube in its entirety (the clip runs 2 hours, 51 minutes), but we're not complaining. Sure, the Vikings lost, but Video Vault doesn't get any better than this -- even if it is in beautiful black and white. Watch it now before those pesky NFL lawyers order YouTube to yank it down.
Just for the heck of it, here's a reel of Jared Allen sacks. Really hard not to like this guy, and we totally endorse his post-sack roping routine.