Mark Dayton to mobilize the Minnesota National Guard to help with security during the upcoming Super Bowl. Andrea Mokros, a spokeswoman for the Super Bowl Host Committee, said it would pick up the cost of the guard’s deployment, the Star Tribune reported . “Our priority is creating a safe Super Bowl in which all Minnesotans can share in the excitement,” Mokros said. The request is similar to other security requests made at almost every Super Bowl since 2002, officials said. The 52nd Super Bowl will be played at U.S. Bank Stadium on Feb. 4.

Source: National Post December 06, 2017 14:15 UTC