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5 days ago
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Vikings preseason: What did we learn from Game 1?
Sunday night on FOX 9 Sports Now, Pete Bercich of the Vikings Radio Network joins FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich to break down Minnesota's first preseason game and what we learned about the team from it.
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02-08-2025
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Early takeaways from Vikings training camp with Pete Bercich
Sunday night on FOX 9 Sports Now, Pete Bercich with the Vikings Radio Network joins FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich with some early takeaways from Minnesota Vikings training camp in Eagan.
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22-07-2025
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Vikings legend Jared Allen headed to Pro Football Hall of Fame
Former Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen will be inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame next month in Canton, Ohio. Allen sat down with FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich to talk about his time with the Vikings, and what that moment will be like.
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13-07-2025
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Michael Busch's leadoff homer (19)
Twins Tuesday: Byron Buxton selected to MLB All-Star Game Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton was selected to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game later this month, and ahead of facing the Chicago Cubs Tuesday night at Target Field, FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich caught up with Buxton about the nod. 4:24 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
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05-05-2025
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Don't get it twisted: DEI has been a disaster
The April 27 letter to the editor has a misconception about what DEI entailed. When diversity, equity, and inclusion was established it encouraged organizations to place people in positions based on their sex, race, and gender ideology. The practice has been a disaster due to unqualified people being placed in critical positions. The people the letter writer worries about being erased from the history books, such as the Tuskegee Airmen, Kristin Griest, who successfully completed the Army Ranger School, and others were obviously extremely qualified for their positions, and I doubt will ever be erased from our history. DEI cost government and industry billions of dollars due to having unqualified, or under qualified people in important positions. Jim Rich, Jupiter This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: DEI concerns overblown when it comes to American history | Letter
