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Gov. Mark Dayton says a legislative vote on a Minnesota Vikings stadium package is jeopardized by lingering concerns about sites and how to pay for it.

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There's a late entry into the push for a new Minnesota Vikings stadium. The City of Shakopee wants to be considered as an option. Mayor Brad Tabke says a 130-acre site between Highways 101 and 169 has existing infrastructure, no need for any environmental cleanup and several routes leading to it.

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Minnesota Vikings officials insist their first choice for a stadium remains the St. Paul suburb of Arden Hills. But they are also taking a closer look at a site in downtown Minneapolis near the Basilica of St. Mary.

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The Ramsey County Board voted Tuesday to find out which architects might be interested in developing plans for a Minnesota Vikings stadium in Arden Hills.

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The question of where exactly to put a new Minnesota Vikings stadium if it ends up in downtown Minneapolis remains unsettled. The city's Downtown Council is unveiling a 15-year development plan Wednesday morning that envisions a stadium at one of two sites near Target Field.

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Minnesota state senators are meeting for another Capitol hearing on the Vikings' stadium push, this one to discuss how the state might raise money for a portion of the cost.

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Potential sites for a new Vikings stadium are the focus of a state Senate hearing today (Tuesday) at the Capitol. Senator John Pederson of St. Cloud is not at the meeting, but he says he supports the hearing -- and a new stadium.

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The Minnesota Senate will hold two hearings on proposals for the state to help build a new Minnesota Vikings stadium, as Gov. Mark Dayton meets with backers of possible sites.

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Ramsey County officials say they have a deal with the federal government to buy the 430-acre parcel in Arden Hills where the Minnesota Vikings want to build a new stadium.

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A new Minnesota poll finds Minnesotans prefer using new forms of gambling revenue instead of higher taxes.

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