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AAA expects 50.7 million Americans to be traveling by sky, rails, or road, which is roughly 2 million more than the last record set in 2019.
It's been a hot start to summer. For that reason, WCCO caught up with an energy audit team who looks into the efficiency of your home, to see what it entails and how it could help you save your money.
Just like with Next Weather, we want to get you ready for the days ahead. Each Thursday, we'll showcase some weekend events or places for you to check out.
An Albertville woman inspired by passion and community took over a long-time local butcher shop.
If you're an athlete training for your next competition or someone who just wants to start their health journey, there's an Edina company offering science-based performance training.
A few weeks ago, WCCO's Erin Hassanzadeh paid a visit to Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis, where celebrated local chef Sean Sherman has been working on a new endeavor.
The Minnesota State Fair's Employment Center is now open and hiring for fair positions.
The American Farm Bureau Federation says families can expect to pay $67.73, down 3% from last year's record high. The cookout includes 12 staple items, including hamburger buns, beef, chicken breast, lemonade, and chocolate chip cookies.
14,000 volunteers do everything from interacting with fans to quieting crowds during play.
As the firefighter shortage continues across the state, departments that rely on volunteers are having to get creative to recruit. The Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds View Fire Department is making changes to put more feet in boots.
Researchers studied the Hadza people in Tanzania, the world's last hunter-gatherer tribe. They live on just what they find or hunt -- like honey, fruit, berries, tubers, or root vegetables.
With COVID-era rules ending, the Minnesota Department of Human Services says as many as 370,000 residents could lose their publicly-funded health care coverage.
More information on the event that benefits food shelves.
Here are links to topics Esme Murphy and Joseph Dames discussed on WCCO Saturday Morning.
