Thirty-two years ago today the Minnesota Vikings wrapped up their final game and a 20-year run at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington. With just over a week left before the Metrodome closes for good, the team and local officials say they’re determined this stadium will have a very different end. That day, Dec. 20, 1981, the Kansas Read more →
Wells Fargo and Ryan Companies have officially sealed their deal that will bring 5,000 employees to a new $300 million dollar complex near the new Vikings stadium. Wells Fargo said in a statement that they’d signed the development agreement that was first announced in May. The project is expected to break ground in April and Read more →
There’s a lot of discussion about what might happen to the seats in the Metrodome before the place is demolished started Jan. 18. But deep in the bowels of the doomed stadium, there are some OTHER seats that fans aren’t seeing yet. These seats are just samples, offered by seating companies to the builders of Read more →
The city of Minneapolis defended its plans to finance a massive mixed use development and open a new park near the Vikings stadium in court today. It was the second hearing in a lawsuit brought by former Minneapolis City Council president Paul Ostrow and mayoral contenders Dan Cohen and Stephanie Woodruff. They’re trying to delay Read more →
It was the first big play for a sports event for the new Vikings stadium and Minnesota couldn’t convert. Tampa Bay gets the ball. The College Football Playoff has announced the sites for the 2016 and 2017 games: they’re going to the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on Monday, January 11, 2016 and to Read more →
A last-ditch effort to stop the city’s plans for the $400 million Downtown East development has fallen short. Mostly. Hennepin County District Court Judge Mel Dickstein has rejected opponents’ request for a temporary restraining order, initially filed in an effort to stop the Minneapolis city council’s approval of the project. That happened anyway, earlier today. Read more →
The Minneapolis City Council today voted unanimously to approve the $400 million dollar development in downtown Minneapolis that has been the source of months of controversy.