'Hummingbird' Is Game Changer For Costly Ear Tube Procedures
More than a million kids receive ear tubes each year. It's one of the most common pediatric procedures, despite the cost and need for general anesthesia -- but that's changing.
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More than a million kids receive ear tubes each year. It's one of the most common pediatric procedures, despite the cost and need for general anesthesia -- but that's changing.
Young Minnesotans have a major opportunity to make some extra cash.
A Twin Cities happy hour went to the dogs Tuesday night!
The Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone rescued her when she was just four months old. She was named Anastasia and is now about six months old.
Police misconduct allegations have cost taxpayers in the state's largest city tens of millions of dollars in the last decade alone. Just this year, Minneapolis paid a record settlement to the family of George Floyd. WCCO-TV has added up the costs, and spoke to experts about what the payouts reveal about policing in the city.
The most popular in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and South Dakota: hot dogs. Only North Dakota went for hamburgers, among local states.
At the age of 64, Bob Falkenberg hitting the road -- biking 3,500 miles across the country to raise funds and awareness for people in life-saving need of a bone marrow transplant.
Jeff Wagner covered a lot of ground tonight speaking with cancer survivor and bone marrow transplant advocate Bob Falkenberg about the importance of marrow transplants and fundraising for Be The Match Foundation.
The City of Minneapolis is participating in Youth Violence Prevention Week.
Dr. Bemel gave advice on how to make yourself more comfortable with yet another change and shared easy ways to enjoy public outings post-pandemic.
A Brooklyn Park business owner is struggling to reopen after her store was targeted by arsonists.
Here are links to the topics Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak covered on WCCO Saturday Morning.
Bears are on the move, and finding their way into some neighborhoods. The Department of Natural Resources says it's not unusual, but there are some things to keep in mind if you see one.
An intervention program designed to stop disagreements from turning deadly is expanding its footprint in St. Paul.
