Jason DeRusha signs off after 19 years at WCCO
"I don't know if anybody truly has had that kind of career and has that kind of range," said WCCO's Heather Brown.
Neighbors, businesses frustrated, concerned over growing encampment in south Minneapolis
Residents in a south Minneapolis neighborhood are asking city leaders for help in dealing with a growing homeless encampment.
How Black Union troops were "the fathers of Juneteenth"
As we commemorate Juneteenth, the first as a federal holiday, historians are asking people not to forget the true fathers of the holiday.
Selfie museum allows visitors to get creative with photography
A new store in the North Town Mall is giving people space to take selfies and be creative with it.
97 arrests in multi-agency crackdown on crime in Minneapolis
Police say they could not have completed this detail successfully without the help of their partners.
'Operation Safe Summer': An Exclusive Look Inside Minneapolis Police's Violent Crime Initiative
Increased gun violence, carjackings and assaults on Minneapolis streets are the focus of a Safe Summer initiative led by the Minneapolis Police Department.
Mayor Frey applauds Minneapolis police for getting guns off the street
The mayor says city officers need to be applauded for their efforts, adding that lives are being saved.
New apartment complex aids to keep seniors in their longtime Minneapolis neighborhood
Sabathani Community Center just opened this 48-unit apartment complex to help address the growing displacement of south Minneapolis residents.
Meet St. Paul's New Interim Police Chief
Deputy Chief Jeremy Ellison will serve as St. Paul's interim police chief until a permanent replacement is picked. He spoke with WCCO's Reg Chapman about his plans, and why he's not ready to take the full-time job just yet.
How homeowners can protect themselves from paying out of pocket for water damage
Some St. Louis Park homeowners are sharing their frustration with the city again Monday as they deal with two rounds of flooding in two weeks.