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To count down the days until Vikings rookies, quarterbacks and select veterans report to Mankato on July 23, we will reveal our ranking of the 17 most important Vikings players heading into the 2017 season. Look for the next player on our list every weekday morning at Access Vikings. This list, created by Matt Vensel and Andrew Krammer, is not a ranking of the best players on the team, though sheer talent is obviously an essential factor. It is a ranking of the players whose upcoming season will have the biggest impact on the franchise... Читать дальше...

The ATV rolled several times near an intersection late at night in Pine County.

Cardinal George Pell says he is taking a leave of absence as the Vatican's finance czar after Australian police charged him with multiple counts of "historical" sexual assault. Pell says he's going back to Australia to fight the charges.

Paul Molitor was happy with Adalberto Mejia’s pitching. His defense, or perhaps his attention span, was another matter.

It was another all-nighter for Minnesota Department of Transportation crews but they finished repairs on the Stillwater Lift Bridge and it to traffic early Thursday morning.

Motorists on I-94 in the east metro will notice that new lane configurations are now in place between Mounds Boulevard and Century Avenue.

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President Donald Trump has welcomed the manager and several players from the World Series champion Chicago Cubs to the White House. Trump also told reporters, "We're going to have a big surprise with a great health care package."

Summit's head brewer, Damian McConn, came from Ireland to help usher in the Twin Cities beer craze, which even he admits is reaching its limits now.

Young sluggers combine for all four RBI vs. Red Sox.

Owner says newest star transforms Wolves into team that could attract other outstanding players.

Steeped in Korean culture, Hannah and Marissa Brandt live Olympic dreams

Staples will be acquired by Sycamore Partners for about $6.9 billion in one of the largest retail deals of the year, a wager that the office-supply chain is better off continuing its turnaround plan as a private company.

Ex-Roseville star’s hard work soon to be rewarded.