Sounds of Blackness releases new song and video "Juneteenth Celebration"
Just in time for Juneteenth, the popular local group Sounds of Blackness has a new song and video out, called "Juneteenth Celebration."
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Just in time for Juneteenth, the popular local group Sounds of Blackness has a new song and video out, called "Juneteenth Celebration."
Sip N' Bloom at Victoria Burrow is Wednesday, June 22.
The survey found people exercised self-care most often by working out, listening to music, and going for walks.
The 50th annual Twin Cities Pride Festival is one week away. But there's something you can do right now to learn more about the history of the movement in Minnesota.
New information in a WCCO investigation: several families want to warn others after they say the same pool contractor took their savings and didn't do the job.
Seeds To Harvest is rallying community support for its summer programs for youth in north Minneapolis.
Backyard Wedding Sites is a new online platform that introduces couples to a novel selection of stunning wedding venues.
Public pools around the Twin Cities have been very busy Tuesday, including Waterworks in Battle Creek Regional Park, where everyone was making the most of the heat.
The Minneapolis restaurant opened last year and serves Indigenous cuisine. The co-owner of the restaurant says this win is about much more than food.
Here are links to topics discussed on WCCO Sunday Morning.
Here are links to topics Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak discussed on WCCO Saturday Morning.
The mission of a new Northfield agritourism facility: to educate kids about where their food and clothes comes from.
This week, the Ordway Performing Arts Center kicked off a beloved event that's been virtual for the last two years during the pandemic.
Check here for some links mentioned on WCCO This Morning.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to the Rapidan Dam Store in Blue Earth County.
