U.S. Bank Stadium

Ahead of the Rolling Stones concert in Minneapolis on Sunday, the state will hold a COVID-19 vaccine clinic outside U.S. Bank Stadium, giving out first, second, and booster shots.

If you’re attending the Minnesota Vikings preseason game this weekend, you could get your COVID-19 shot before kickoff. 

A limited number of single game tickets go on sale Thursday for the upcoming Minnesota Vikings season.

The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority will spend $800,000 from a contingency fund to fix a water seepage problem at U.S. Bank Stadium.

No fans will be in attendance at the next Minnesota Vikings home game on Oct. 18. 

On a normal Vikings game day in Minneapolis, more than 70,000 people would pack U.S. Bank Stadium to cheer on the purple and gold, but this Sunday was anything but normal.

The first two Minnesota Vikings home games of the 2020 season will be played without any fans in attendance amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the team announced Tuesday. 

Officials with the Vikings say they are coming out with an announcement next week on whether fans will be allowed at games for the upcoming football season, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. A spokesperson for Governor Walz’s office says the administration is in “communication” with teams on what a safe season might look like.

One of Minnesota's most storied college football games could eventually happen this spring.

Minneapolis police are investigating a string of vandalism in downtown Minneapolis that included U.S. Bank Stadium and the Federal Courthouse.

The doors at U.S. Bank Stadium will remain closed to visitors as the COVID-19 pandemic stretches into July.

With places like U.S. Bank Stadium sitting empty, the building is a potential place to set up hospital and clinic overflow as our health care system prepares for a surge of COVID-19 cases.

The panels that make up the exterior of U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis need to be replaced—a project that will cost over $21 million over the next two years, according to a settlement announced Friday. 

The annual Tommie-Johnnie rivalry football game is moving to an even bigger venue this year: U.S. Bank Stadium. 

The rumors are true: the Rolling Stones are going back on tour and Minneapolis made the list. 

The Minnesota Appeals Court has ruled Minneapolis can’t operate Commons Park near US Bank Stadium, meaning the Minnesota Vikings will have to pay the Minneapolis Park Board from now on to use the area on game days.

The pre-game tailgate lots are festive and fun for Monday’s rivalry showdown between the Vikings and Packers. It also happens to fall on Packers fan Shannon Perry’s birthday.