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Zygi Wilf, owner and chairman of the Minnesota Vikings, arrives for the Autism Speaks Kickoff for a Cure II Benefit Gala at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York on March 14, 2007. (UPI Photo/Laura Cavanaugh)
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Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton Monday signed a bill approving state funding for a new $975 million stadium for the Minnesota Vikings in downtown Minneapolis.
Government officials and Minnesota Vikings owner Zygi Wilf announced an agreement to build a new stadium that would keep the Vikings in Minnesota for 30 years.
Rick Spielman, who has been with NFL organizations since 1990, has been promoted to general manager of the Minnesota Vikings, the team said Tuesday.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and lawmakers say they still hope they can bring plans for a new Vikings stadium to a special session by late January.
The Minnesota Vikings and officials of Ramsey County announced Tuesday they have reached an agreement to build a new football stadium for the team.
The Minnesota Vikings will give interim Coach Leslie Frazier the job on a permanent basis, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported Sunday.
Fox Sports has apologized after Minnesota Vikings tight end Visanthe Shiancoe was accidentally shown naked on television.
The Minnesota Vikings reversed themselves Saturday and won't dock wide receiver Troy Williamson a week's pay for missing a game after his grandmother died.
The Minnesota Vikings Tuesday named Rick Spielman the team's new vice president of player personnel.
Minnesota Vikings players Fred Smoot and Bryant McKinnie have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges and apologized for their behavior on a charter-boat party.
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