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WCCO's Liz Collin visited her hometown of Worthington, where a new season at the Memorial Auditorium means the return to a love story that started 70 years ago.
There are two new locations in the Twin Cities metro area. In St. Paul, the Roy Wilkins Auditorium is reopening as a COVID-19 testing site. And in Bloomington, a site is opening at the former DMV on Logan Avenue South.
Throughout the pandemic, Secondhand Hounds founder, Rachel Mairose, says she has seen many ups and downs in pet demand.
The Lawns to Legumes program offers up to $300 to cover the cost of planting a pollinator habitat in your yard.
The couple been sleeping in a bus station in south Minneapolis. And they've made some new lifelong friends, Jen and Joe Funk who live in south Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Supreme Court this week refused to hear an appeal by opponents of Enbridge's Line 3 pipeline. That means a decision regulators made earlier this summer to let construction proceed will stand.
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear an appeal by opponents of Enbridge Energy's Line 3 oil pipeline, letting stand a key decision by independent regulators to allow construction on the project to proceed.
Do you manage to eat everything that you buy from the grocery store? Odds are you, like most people, end up throwing some items out.
An Elk River family is celebrating a huge and rare occasion. They have four new family members all at once.
A new poll says that most Americans keep their plastic bags and containers instead of throwing them out -- about 62% of those surveyed.
Already, Minnesota has become home to dozens of recent Afghan refugees.
For some trees in Minnesota, it's starting to look like fall.
There's a new group in the Twin Cities called Murdered and Missing Indigenous Survivors.
WCCO's Jeff Wagner covered a lot of ground with Allina Health Specialist Dr. Sarah Paper.