Run To Raise Awareness For Brain Tumors Saturday In St. Paul
On Saturday, WCCO's Kim Johnson will emcee the "BT5K Breakthrough for Brain Tumors Run & Walk" at Lake Como in St. Paul.
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On Saturday, WCCO's Kim Johnson will emcee the "BT5K Breakthrough for Brain Tumors Run & Walk" at Lake Como in St. Paul.
United Way is always looking for volunteers to help out with their partnership with Catholic Charities and Child's Play.
Family portraits, team pictures, and wedding photos. We've all taken them and put them in a frame or scrapbook. But now there's a new way to make those pictures come to life.
Over the weekend, you might have been hit by a swarm of ladybugs. They were at golf courses, parks or just hanging out on the outside of homes. There were so many outside on Saturday and Sunday that several of you emailed us wanting to know: What's going on with all of these ladybugs?
It was one week ago three children were killed in a Minneapolis house fire. Firefighters came together Sunday to help the family who lost their loved ones. Sunday was the annual chili cook-off for the Minneapolis Fire Department.
Debate over a controversial Minneapolis plan that creates strict scheduling and sick pay requirements for businesses is intensifying.
Our state has thousands of miles of outdoor trails for walking, running, biking and cross-country skiing. Now, though, you can also do upper body exercises along a path in Brainerd, in what used to be one of the trashiest parts of town.
On Saturday night, services were held at the State Capitol to honor those who died in Minnesota. The program encourages communities to display blue lights during the holiday season in honor of our fallen law enforcement. The color blue is symbolic of peace.
Next year, The Minnesota History Center is hosting the "Northern Lights Beer Festival." It's a one day event that highlights rare specialty beers from across the country, and it's happening in March.
The St. Paul Art Crawl is back again this weekend. The St. Paul Art Collective has been putting this event on since 1991. It features more than 300 artists at 28 buildings, and around 20,000 people check it out each year.
Haunted basements, fall colors, swap meets and the Minnesota Wild are just four of the things Natalie Nyhus and Mike Augustyniak covered on WCCO Saturday morning. Here are more details about these, and several other, great events going on this weekend in Minnesota. People started moving out of urban centers for a quieter and slower pace of life about 65 years ago. The Minnesota History Center's new exhibit, "Suburbia," takes a look at what many historians consider one of the most important events in U.S. history. Suburbia opens Saturday at 10 a.m. Tickets are $11 for adults and $6 for kids.
A local group is asking people to clean out their garages and basements for bikes. Free Bikes 4 Kidz started its collection drive Friday. The group takes in new or used bikes, tunes them up and then give them to kids in need in early December.
"The Little Mermaid is coming to Minneapolis. So dive on in!"
A body recovered from the Mississippi River in Otsego Thursday afternoon was visually confirmed by investigators to be a 23-year-old Monticello man who had been missing since last Saturday. The Wright County Sheriff's Office says the body of Joe Brunn was found by volunteers in the river at about 11:30 a.m.
Less than half of all Minneapolis students do not graduate high school, according to a recent study by the Center for Reinventing Public Education.
