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Ice-out delayed by about 2 weeks, Minneapolis Park Board said.

Correction: A previous version of this story stated Jones violated the substance abuse policy. He was in violation of the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy.  Another Vikings player has been suspended for the start of the 2018 season. The NFL has suspended receiver Cayleb Jones for four games after he violated the league’s performance-enhancing drug policy. He won’t be available for an NFL regular season game until Week 5, which starts Sept. 28 for the Vikings. Earlier this month, linebacker... Читать дальше...

Prosecutors say he admitted to stealing the pills in mid-2012 for personal use.

A Minnesota woman accused of killing her husband at their home and another woman in Florida to apparently steal her identity has appeared before a judge who ordered she remain in a Florida county jail without bond.

Bonchon will debut two new locations in Uptown and Dinkytown.

Sam Anas led Iowa in goals and set a single-season franchise record with 26 in 70 games last season.

The 'Last Comic Standing' winner was the last headliner at Lilydale's Joke Joint Comedy Club.

After picking up the option for Trae Waynes, one of the teams’ younger defensive backs, the Vikings tapped Terence Newman for another season as well.

Ben Goessling, Andrew Krammer and Michael Rand recap the Vikings' 2018 NFL Draft class with a few 'projects.' (5:00) Is drafting CB Mike Hughes at No. 30 overall an indictment on Mackensie Alexander? (13:00) Does trading up for kicker Daniel Carlson signal end for Kai Forbath? (20:00) Vikings continue to show confidence in 'culture.' (25:00) Vikings pick up Trae Waynes' fifth-year option. (30:00) Your Twitter questions on right guard, running back and linebacker depth.

Big Ten spring football recap: Spring football ran hot and cold across the conference, but the temperature was way up in Lincoln, Nebraska.

The change in ownership is part of a $23 billion deal that would create the largest independent U.S. refiner.