WCCO Saturday Morning Links (Dec. 29, 2018)
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.
Mohamed Noor's lawyers asked for access to the SUV on Friday because the moon will be in the same phase as it was on the night in July 2017.
Comedian and Minnesota Native Lizz Winstead is back in the Twin Cities for her ninth straight year of giving her hilarious take and smokey side-eye to the year that was.
Whether hosting your own New Year's Eve celebration or heading over to family or friends, it's great to have some go-to, goof proof appetizers.
Zoey was born with Congenital High Airway Obstruction Syndrome. Doctors didn't think Zoey, now 3, would even survive birth.
Additionally, there have been just as many vehicles spun out or off the road, with eight jack-knifed semis.
Michele Vig of Neat Little Nest says people who write down their goals are more likely to achieve them. She says Bullet Journaling, with its happy, colorful lists, is an actual silver bullet for time management.
For more information on the Bartz Brothers' snow sculptures, click here.
Customers have lost more than $1.3 billion after signing up for what they thought was a temporary trial.
Still looking for a holiday appetizer? Simek's shared this one on WCCO Mid-Morning.
Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson announced a lawsuit against Comcast on Friday, saying the company misled customers by quietly hiking up bills. She said their actions could be due to more people cutting the cord.
Jennie-O Turkey is recalling some of its ground turkey products because of possible salmonella contamination.
Celebrating the longest night and shortest day, the rebirth of the Sun and the promise of springtime.
Check out the recipe and event information.
Christmas came early for dozens of teachers in Forest Lake Thursday.
