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Vikings coach Mike Zimmer was coy when asked how much his starters will play in Sunday’s preseason opener at the Hall of Fame Game, saying it will be dictated by his mood. There are some things Zimmer will be looking for Sunday, however. “We want to be crisp, we want to look sharp and I want to see the things we’ve been practicing being taken to the game field,” Zimmer said. “Whether it’s techniques or alignments, certain things against people you really haven’t prepared for. And, how they react to certain things they’re not prepared for. Читать дальше...

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Former University of Minnesota athletic director Norwood Teague resigned and acknowledged sending "inappropriate texts" after drinking at a recent university-sponsored event.

A man has parked seven vehicles in Queens with skyline views of Manhattan and is renting them out to overnight guests on Airbnb.

U of M Athletic Director resigns after reports of ' inappropriate texts'.

See how different the Minneapolis skyline looks with the new Vikings stadium in place compared to the Metrodome.

The first practice of the season for Gophers football at Gibson-Nagurski field, Friday, August 7, 2015.

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National Association of Black Journalists host panel on Bring Back Our Girls movement

Blankets and lawn chairs dotted the grass of Mears Park in St. Paul’s Lowertown neighborhood as hundreds flocked to the 2nd annual Lowertown Blues Festival.

Gov. Mark Dayton on Thursday said he supported a plan to stock Lake Mille Lacs with walleye, but said legislators should come to an agreement quickly on economic aid for businesses affected by the closing of the walleye fishing season.

The first Republican presidential debates of 2016 lived up to all the hype.

Joe Kruchowski knows hot spots, beaver pelts and offbeat autos.

Police Chief William Messerich said officers were called to the residence at 4:05 a.m. on a report of a dead body.

After seven years, a couple reaches a turning point in reviving St. Paul’s oldest commercial structure — into the Stone Saloon.

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Hotel Ivy has completed an $8-million renovation on its luxury property in an effort to stay ahead of changing traveler moods