Vikings stadium

• MINNEAPOLIS May 10 (Reuters) - The Minnesota legislature on Thursday gave final approval to a $975 million plan for a new stadium for the National Football Leagues Minnesota Vikings that lawmakers hope will keep the team in the state for decades.
(Reuters)
• ST. PAUL, Minn. -- After a plan to build the Minnesota Vikings a new home cleared its final hurdle Thursday in the state Senate, the team executive who spent much of the past decade lobbying for the nearly $1 billion stadium could hardly contain himself.
(ESPN)
• St. Paul, MN (Northlands NewsCenter) -- The Minnesota Senate has passed the proposed Vikings Stadium bill and is now making its way to the governor's desk.
(msnbc.com)
• After a plan to build the Minnesota Vikings a new home cleared its final hurdle Thursday in the state Senate, the team executive who spent much of the past decade lobbying for the nearly $1 billion stadium could hardly contain himself. ST. PAUL, Minn.
(Abc Local Web)
• ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Vikings moved to within a governor's signature of getting a new $975 million stadium on Thursday after the state Senate approved a plan that relies heavily on public financing. Gov.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• ST. PAUL - The Minnesota Vikings are close to a new stadium after the House early today approved a construction plan 71-60.
(INFORUM)
• The Minnesota Vikings are a signature away from securing a new stadium, a move that is the best possible outcome for the city of Minnesota and for the NFL. NFL.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• The Minnesota Legislature has approved a bill to help pay for a new $975 million stadium for the Minnesota Vikings. Gov. Mark Dayton was expected to sign the bill after the state Senate voted 36-30 to approve it.
(The Business Journal)
• Fans reveled in the wintry conditions in the Vikings last appearance at TCF Bank Stadium.
(NFL)
• A stop-and-start effort over at least a dozen years to get public help for a new Vikings stadium cleared its final obstacle Thursday, May 10, and heads now to Gov. Mark Dayton, who has said hell sign it into law.
(Pioneer Press)