Assessments show math, reading scores plummeted in Minnesota schools during pandemic
Minnesota statewide assessments for reading and math at K-12 public schools are in, and the news is not good.
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Minnesota statewide assessments for reading and math at K-12 public schools are in, and the news is not good.
One of the working dogs at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is one step closer to being named the Transportation Security Administration's cutest canine.
Have questions on getting to the Minnesota State Fair. Start here first.
The Great Clips Cut-a-Thon runs from Saturday, Aug. 27, through Friday, Sept. 2. Great Clips salons are donating a portion of proceeds from each haircut to support the school re-entry program at Children's Minnesota.
Pickleball is becoming so popular in the Twin Cities that Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board is creating more courts to use.
Even though it is just days away, the State Fair says there are over 270 open positions as of Tuesday morning.
A 6-year-old girl was hit by a stray bullet Monday evening while riding her bike with family in south Minneapolis.
Children's Cancer Research Fund launches the Great Cycle Challenge USA on Sept. 1 to fight childhood cancer.
Good pots and pans came out on top, followed by a quality coffee maker. Great knives came in next, followed by fancy oil and vinegar and then a stand-mixer.
The fair was created to uplift every business involved – providing opportunities, access and exposure.
"Central Honors Philando" is an event that began after Castile was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights in July of 2016.
A paralyzed kitten named Sweet Pea is getting a second chance at life.
Here are links to the topics Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak discussed on WCCO Saturday Morning.
Middle and high school students are among the volunteers at the New Creations Church every Monday in south Minneapolis. They help make sure their neighbors have a positive experience when receiving donations.
The state fined Water Gremlin in 2019 for emitting illegal and unsafe levels of a cancer-causing chemical into the air. This spring, the Minnesota Department of Health said those chemicals may have hurt the health of families in White Bear Township.
