Pumpkin No Bake Brulee With Espresso Graham Cracker Crust
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It was another busy day for Mike Augustyniak and Jennifer Mayerle on this week's edition of WCCO Saturday Morning.
The wait for answers continues in the case of Wisconsin teenager Jayme Closs, who has been missing since Oct. 15. For another family from the same area, the tragedy is all too real.
Spots Last Stop was founded in October of 2015, since that time has placed over 2,500 dogs in loving homes. The 3rd annual Brews for Barks adoption and fundraising event hosted by Cowboy Jacks in Bloomington is Saturday, October 27th from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Halloween is quickly approaching, and everyone is looking for spooky, tasty treats without the trick. Taking inspiration from recent food trends, the registered dietitians at Profile by Sanford have some ideas for fun, quirky and healthy snacks -- perfect for kids and adults.
In the last five years, Minnesota has collected nearly 100,000 pounds of prescription drugs through take back events.
We try to eat healthier, especially when feeding our families. That can get expensive, so when does it pay to go organic? To get the USDA Organic Seal, crops cannot have any genetically-modified organisms, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, irradiation or certain pesticides. A short list of pesticides are allowed.
Paulsen's ad Paulsen is generating a lot of comments from WCCO's viewers, and questions about whether the ad is legal.
Meet our pet guest of the week, Rose!
Pazzaluna Urban Italian has become an iconic downtown St. Paul restaurant -- a hot spot bringing together Wild fans and the theater crowd.
Uprising Theatre Company presents THE LARAMIE PROJECT CYCLE – a rare pairing of the groundbreaking original and its companion piece The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later – the Tectonic Theatre Project plays that explore the aftermath of the brutal slaying of Matthew Shepard, a young man who was murdered for being gay.
Voters could elect the state's first Republican in half a century. Television ads making it among the most polarizing elections of the year.
A Minneapolis man hopes his invention will give people who are paralyzed new wheels.
Local employers are scrambling to keep their offices flu free.
There's an eye-catching new political campaign ad from Republican U.S. Senate candidate Karin Housley.
