WCCO Saturday Morning Links (July 2)
Natalie and Mike have all the best ways to get out and celebrate this Fourth of July weekend! Here are links to some of the stories they covered this weekend.
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Natalie and Mike have all the best ways to get out and celebrate this Fourth of July weekend! Here are links to some of the stories they covered this weekend.
Summer is camp season, and there is a long list for kids to choose from -- whether it is for a sport, horseback riding or hiking. But in northern Minnesota, they are focused on self-esteem.
WCCO's summer road trip continues for the second week, and this time we're Goin' to the Lake in the Brainerd area with Mike Augustyniak, Natalie Nyhus and Chad Hartman!
Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend, a Minnesota man wants people to know fireworks accidents can and do happen.
Four Minnesota agencies are joining forces to work on reducing the impact of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The five-year plan aims at keeping antibiotics working to protect the health of humans, animals and the environment in Minnesota.
We hear a lot of political talk about trade this election year. The United States, overall, imports more than it exports to the tune of more than a half-trillion dollars a year.
A Twin Cities photographer hopes his pictures start a different kind of conversation about an often hidden population. Chris LaFontaine visited St. Paul's bridges and river bluffs to see for himself how the homeless live.
For years, we were told to avoid butter due to saturated fat, but the spread continues to shake off its bad reputation.
Concern is growing over a hidden and deadly danger as more cabin and lake home owners electrify their docks.
IKEA is going to stop selling dressers that have been linked to the deaths of 6 children, including a 22-month-old from Apple Valley.
Guthrie actors Erin Mackey and Edward Staudenmayer are on today's noon show. "South Pacific" is at the Guthrie Theater until Aug. 28.
Students at Chanhassen High School are getting a taste of award-winning food. Chanhassen High School Chef Steve Riley's Southwest Hummus is award winning and students at the school get to eat it regularly.
Minnesota's own Redhead Creamery can be found all throughout the Twin Cities and Midwest. The Brooten business sells their goods at around 200 stores throughout the Midwest.
Instead of celebrating a 10th birthday this week, a Minnesota mom and dad will lay both their children to rest.
Minnesota State Fair officials announced Monday that the fair, along with several of its vendors, will be hosting its first-ever job fair this week.
