WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Life Time Target Center Cafe Manager John Morris
Erin Hassanzadeh covered a lot of ground Saturday night speaking with Cafe Manager John Morris of Life Time Target Center Cafe.
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Erin Hassanzadeh covered a lot of ground Saturday night speaking with Cafe Manager John Morris of Life Time Target Center Cafe.
Communities around the Twin Cities are hosting a variety of events on Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth.
Here are links to the topics Mike Augustyniak and Jennifer Mayerle spoke about on WCCO Saturday morning.
Until last month, Bian was making dumplings at his condo, selling out every week in less than an hour.
Metro Transit says it needs 70 operators, so it's holding two hiring events next week.
Buffalo Days is going strong at Sturges Park along Lake Buffalo, featuring rides, games and food. It's especially exciting given the recent past residents have had to live through.
Check out a couple of links mentioned in the morning news.
Midtown Global Market's Monthly Cooking Class featuring the chef of Arepa Bar is Monday, June 21 from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
The Twin Cities' biggest party for those who drink pink is back for the first time in two years.
The favorite flower nationwide is the rose, with 19 states choosing it, followed by the sunflower with six states.
The Salvation Army hopes to raise $500,000 to provide a lifeline to people experiencing homelessness.
The EPA says the certified buildings in the Twin Cities have prevented emissions equivalent to 226,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
Corn was actually tops in both Minnesota and Wisconsin, along with Iowa and South Dakota. North Dakota went with the majority in picking broccoli.
A group representing landlords is suing Gov. Tim Walz to end the state eviction moratorium first put in place when the pandemic began, arguing the ban is unconstitutional and should no longer be enforced.
