Hastings food service workers approaching one month on strike
On Friday, members of SEIU Local 284 reported being just $100,000 apart from what the district was offering.
"The need, it's big": Minnesota-based nonprofit is asking for help for aid in Syria
As response to the earthquake in Syria and Turkey nears the one month mark, efforts to help are continuing to grow.
Fernando Alvarez sentenced to 23.5 years in fatal shooting of Jahmari Rice outside Richfield school
A 19-year-old man has been sentenced to over 23 years in prison for the fatal shooting of Jahmari Rice outside a Richfield school last year.
Judge issues injunction, temporarily stalling plans to raze Roof Depot site
This comes a day after a protest erupted when the Minneapolis City Council failed to pass a vote to cancel the Roof Depot demolition contract.
Valleyfair looking to hire 1,600 employees ahead of summer season
One of the Twin Cities' most recognizable summer attractions is hoping you, or perhaps your teenager, will join their team for the 2023 season.
Temperatures warm up briefly before winter storm could drop a month's worth of snow
Goodbye fool's spring and hello second winter. Maybe we'll see real spring in a few months.
Non-profit group releases renderings for "Eli Hart Playground" in Mound but needs more help
What started as a desire to help a stranger has grown into a potential overhaul for Mound's most recognizable park.
Julissa Thaler sentenced to life in prison for murdering 6-year-old son, Eli Hart
A Minnesota woman has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the murder of her 6-year-old son, Eli Hart.
Community centers open for Harding High School students after delay in school reopening
Community recreation centers opened their doors for Harding High School students Wednesday, following the announcement the return to school would be delayed at least two days.
Minneapolis man gets his stolen car back - with drugs, weapons, and a man's ID left inside
When he opened the car door inside the impound lot, he truly got a sense of the gravity of the situation.
Camden Collective provides relief for North Minneapolis residents experiencing food insecurity
The basement operation now serves thousands of northside families every month - all in just two hours a week, once a Saturday.
"Sacred Dessert" aims to unite middle school students
As part of the school's Black History Month programming, students were treated to a special sweet potato pie dessert during Friday's lunch.
Employees restrain active shooter at boat factory in Otter Tail County
Employees at the Lund Boat Company in northern Minnesota restrained an active shooter Thursday morning.
Minnesota nonprofits say earthquake victims need blankets, food, medicine
WCCO spoke with Questscope's Roy Moussalli, who is based in Damascus and who says they're trying to help people impacted by the earthquake as well and as soon as they can.
After "hectic, chaotic" start to ice fishing season, things smooth as ice in Twin Cities
While frigid temperatures had ice forming earlier than in years past, massive snowfalls, warming temperatures and even rain had the season looking like it was on rough ice just a few weeks back.