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People go to Noodles & Company to save a buck, not to have one interrupt their meal.
A Senate Finance Committee report says Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas appears to have only paid interest on a loan before it was forgiven by a wealthy friend.
Three years after voters approved ranked choice voting for city elections, there's a ballot question in Minnetonka asking them to repeal it.
Dr. Lichtsinn said with symptoms so similar, staying home should be your first choice. She believes employers should have some wiggle room.
The Food and Drug Administration said they are looking into the death of a student with a heart condition whose parents allege died after consuming a caffeinated drink at Panera Bread.
WCCO's Derek James spoke with costume buyers about how they plan on staying warm this Halloween.
WCCO's Jason Rantala spoke with experts about how you can prepare your home for the winter.
Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York has admitted to activating the fire alarm that led to the office building's evacuation in September.
The Elk River Police Department said the officer, who has not been publicly identified, was shot in the right arm and required more than nine hours of surgery after the injury.
Police in New Hope say a juvenile suspect is in custody after a gun was recovered outside a school Wednesday.
The House faces a daunting to-do list after three weeks without a speaker.
Former President Donald Trump briefly testified under oath Wednesday in his New York civil fraud trial, and the judge imposed a $10,000 fine.
Wisconsin wildlife officials are expected to vote on a contentious new wolf management plan that doesn't include a specific population goal.
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, artists will be able to create actual ice house-style structures again that visitors will be able to enter.
Scholastic is backtracking after allowing schools to opt out of offering books related to diversity at book fairs.
