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Why does downtown Minneapolis still have a lot of surface parking lots? It's complicated
What can the city do to rid itself of the acres of surface parking lots in and around downtown? While development activity has seen many of those lots disappear, many remain — too many, according to Council Members Lisa Goodman and Jacob Frey.

Illustrated history of Vikings stadium to go on sale
The Vikings and the Minnesota Historical Society Press teamed up to publish the 224-page book on the largest public-private project in state history.

Vikings win legal fight with Wells Fargo over rooftop signs
The Vikings have smacked down Wells Fargo in a dispute over "photo-bombing" signs near the new U.S. Bank Stadium.

Judge tells Wells Fargo to take down signs near stadium
U.S. District Judge Donovan Frank gave Wells Fargo 30 days to remove the signs, and ordered the bank to pay the Vikings' attorneys' fees.

Park Board hires Water Works design team
Park commissioners have hired a team to design a new riverfront park that would overhaul the downtown riverfront.

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