When we may see an end to our fall drought
Nearly 20% of Minnesota is facing severe drought conditions due to the jet stream and climate change, according to the National Weather Service.
4-alarm fire in south Minneapolis injures 3, displaces 50
The fire began in a garage on the 5600 block of Lyndale Avenue South around 11:25 p.m., the Minneapolis Fire Department said. It spread to two adjacent buildings — a three-story apartment complex and a residential motel.
Minnesota native's brewery wiped out during Hurricane Helene
On Sept. 27, New Origin Brewing in Asheville, North Carolina, was completely wiped away by Hurricane Helene — leveled by a train car caught up in the debris.
Minneapolis woman born in Israel reflects on Oct. 7 attacks
As the world marks the date, WCCO spoke with a Minneapolis woman born in Israel who's now reflecting on the tragic day.
Hundreds take to Minneapolis streets in protest of Israel's war in Gaza
Hundreds of demonstrators hit the streets of downtown Minneapolis on Sunday to rally against Israel's war in Gaza, a day before Israel marks one year since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.
Minnesotans connect with loved ones serving amid Middle East turmoil
More than 550 members of the Minnesota National Guard's 34th Red Bull Infantry Division are deployed in Jordan and Kuwait, but a special operation back here in Minnesota helped bring those soldiers together with their loved ones thousands of miles away.
Minneapolis begins work replacing thousands of lead pipes
The Minnesota Department of Health is spearheading a statewide effort to replace lead pipes in every home.
Fallen Burnsville firefighter among those memorialized Sunday outside Minnesota Capitol
Sunday marked a solemn day at the Minnesota State Capitol as firefighters and their families spent the afternoon commemorating those who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
Fans reflect on Karl-Anthony Towns' nearly ten-year impact in Minnesota
After nearly a decade, Karl-Anthony Towns is headed to the Knicks
Minneapolis mayor says $1.5M for homeless shelter isn't available
The city recently approved more than a million dollar grant in an effort to keep a homeless shelter open. But there's one problem: the mayor says that money doesn't exist.
Measles case confirmed at Minneapolis school
A typically rare disease that was declared eliminated in the United States over two decades ago is now confirmed inside a Minneapolis school.
Early voting in Minnesota starts today. Here's what to know.
With Election Day fast approaching, election officials say now is the time to make plans to vote.
Police warn of string of home break-ins in west metro
Orono police are warning people in the west metro about a string of burglaries in the area.
Dozens express concerns about light rail expansion at Minneapolis meeting
Community members express concern over Blue Line light rail expansion.
St. Paul bike shop gives helping hand to teens entering workforce
By all indications, St. Paul's Express Bike Shop lives up to its name, selling and repairing bikes, but there's so much more to what they do.