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Trae Waynes will not play Monday night in Seattle.
It allegedly happened at the DoubleTree hotel on Nov. 30.
It was visible for 25 minutes on Saturday, according to one report.
F1rst Wrestling has announced the special guest for its January show.
The school is out of lockdown now and students are safe.
Package thefts rise during the holiday season.
It's a huge coup for the Northland city.
Tonight's game will be played under the moon in California.
Traditions will focus its Minnesota business on its St. Louis Park store.
The 53 year old yelled threats and obscenities at his neighbor.
Koivu was injured in a loss to Calgary last week.
Neither person in the vehicle was wearing a seatbelt.
How weird is this? It's ex-Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp mixing it up with retired professional wrestler Angelo Mosca at a Canadian Football League event. Both were rivals in the CFL years ago, and the bad blood hasn't ceased. By the way: Real or staged?
After the 2009 season, the Vikings were just a few yards away from a Super Bowl berth. We don't want to ruin your day, but here are the agonizing highlights.
Saints. Vikings. Super Bowl on the line. Now that New Orleans has been punished by the NFL for trying to hurt Brett Favre in that game, let's take a look back at what was being said immediately afterwards by KFAN's Paul Allen and others.
All this week, we're taking quick peeks at the Vikings' four Super Bowl appearances. Here are the highlights from Jan. 12, 1975, at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans where the Purple People Eaters clashed with the Steel Curtain.
All this week, we're taking quick peeks at the Vikings' four Super Bowl appearances. Here's what it looked like at Rice Stadium in Houston on Jan. 13, 1974, when the Purple faced Don Shula's Miami Dolphins.
In today's Sports MN Video Vault, an instant classic -- as rookie linebacker Audie Cole runs back two interceptions for touchdowns in the Vikes' preseason win over Buffalo Friday.
In honor of his election to the College Football Hall of Fame, here's arguably the best finish of Tommy Kramer's career: Vikings vs. Browns at the Met in 1980 with the NFC Central title on the line.
At least one person on the BMTN staff was actually at this game. He was 16, and his Dad took his three sons from freezing St. Paul to balmy Pasadena on a wild charter flight. (Everybody was smoking cigarettes and cigars. On the plane!) Thanks, Dad. And thanks YouTube, for allowing someone to post this three-part look back at the last time the Purple were in the big game.