WCCO Saturday Morning Links (May 18, 2019)
Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak covered a lot of ground in this week's WCCO Saturday Morning show.
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Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak covered a lot of ground in this week's WCCO Saturday Morning show.
It features a collection of early Viking boat burial artifacts like helmets, swords, jewelry, and glass vessels.
The event raises money for the One Up Scholarship Fund and Tools for Teens, a Minnesota based nonprofit.
This weekend you are invited to get some fresh air while helping researchers find a cure for brain cancer. The 10th annual Minnesota Brain Tumor 5K is Sunday along beautiful Lake Phalen in St. Paul.
This year's run/walk is Sunday, May 19 at Lake Phalen, and it's their 10th annual event.
State officials say Minnesota has a problem: Too many jobs, too few workers. Economists say the answer is more immigrants -- while at the same time that President Donald Trump is trying to restrict them.
Stillwater is a city known for its beauty and quaintness. But few residents know about a major problem in the city.
"It's been cancer, it's been birth defects, it's rheumatological issues, it's been neurological issues. TCE has a long breadth of diseases and problems it causes," Salita said.
We've been told for years the safest place to go during a tornado is the basement, but the southwest corner may not be the safest place.
If you want to see "Harmony' on the big screen this Sunday night at 8:30, you have to buy tickets online, not at the Emagine Delano Theater. The $10 ticket includes popcorn and pop.
Emily Parent, the registered dietitian for Coborn's grocery stores and CobornsDelivers shared these recipes with WCCO Mid-Morning viewers.
A Twin Cities manufacturer shocked its neighbors when it made an alarming admission: A cancer-causing chemical had been leaking for years. Leaders asked, "How did this happen?" And we asked, "How are the people?" Our answers have a troubling theme.
This Saturday's Strides for Stroke fundraiser begins at 9:40 a.m. The walk starts at 10 o'clock.
Lace up and join us to See It Forward! All proceeds from this event will go to the Chu Vision Foundation whose mission is to see that cataracts and other forms of preventable blindness are properly diagnosed and treated in underserved communities locally and globally through education, training and patient care.
On Monday, China announced a new round of tariffs in retaliation for American tariffs that were put in place last week. President Donald Trump has argued that China will pay for the new tax on imports. But is that really how tariffs work?
