'U' Study Shows Twin Cities Drivers Aren't Stopping Much For Pedestrians In Crosswalks
There have been 2,598 pedestrian crashes in the last five years in the Twin Cities -- and more than 400 of those involved children.
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There have been 2,598 pedestrian crashes in the last five years in the Twin Cities -- and more than 400 of those involved children.
"They're alleging a very classic Ponzi scheme, much modeled after [Bernie] Madoff," attorney Doug Kelley said.
Since the dearth of George Floyd, there's been a surge in Black-owned business and corporate diversity awareness. But the key is sustaining it.
"It's just hurtful, seeing all the bodies, no electricity, the screaming," said Hurricane Katrina survivor Michael Porter.
From Minneapolis to Marshall, South Washington County Schools to Worthington, more than a dozen districts handed us their transcripts from the last three school years, with the goal of gauging student performance in grades 6 through 12. Our WCCO Investigation reveals a COVID-19 report card showing a greater number of students failing to make the grade.
The Greenwood Fire is now 14% contained after charring nearly 26,000 acres. It's been burning for more than two weeks near Isabella.
Governor Tim Walz and the YMCA of the North announced a series of free COVID-19 vaccine clinics at YMCA locations across the Greater Twin Cities area.
A new survey shows 51% say the outdoor barbecue was the ideal venue for summer socializing. Burgers and hot dogs were classic favorites. Chicken wings and ribs were the top spicy picks.
It's time to use all those veggies from the garden for a satisfying entree. Here is the recipe for Rebecca Kolls' garden meatloaf.
Hurricane Ida made landfall Sunday on the exact date Hurricane Katrina devastated a large part of the Gulf Coast 16 years ago.
Minneapolis-based "Be The Match" helps people who need bone marrow transplants find donors. But since the start of the pandemic, funding for be the match's patient assistance program has fallen short. Kaela Anderson shares tonight how you can help families in need.
Here are links to the topics Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak discussed on WCCO Saturday morning.
A recent high school graduate could forever lose her voice after she was hit by a stray bullet in Uptown early Thursday morning.
