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Gov. Tim Walz is reviving and doubling down on his Walz checks proposal, saying he now wants to give families back $2,000 and individuals back $1,000 from the record surplus.
One woman is dead and another is gravely injured after a rollover crash in northern Minnesota early Sunday morning.
A Rosemount family took their pain and turned it into something beautiful.
Got a flight to catch soon? Make sure to look ahead before leaving for the airport.
Investigators say that an armed man approached a person doing yardwork at their home. The man presented a gun, and the two fought over it. Amid the struggle, at least two shots were fired.
A Twin Cities mother was able to make her young son's dream come true with a little help from the community.
St. Paul Firefighters have recovered the two construction workers killed when a trench collapsed on them Friday afternoon.
Father's Day this weekend takes on a whole new meaning for two dads in Rochester who nearly lost their son shortly after he was born.
While fire crews responded quickly to the scene, it was too late to secure the trench and save the workers who'd been buried alive.
Dwight Ford is charged with second-degree murder in the Monday killing of 41-year-old Christopher Pryor, court documents filed in Ramsey County show.
WCCO's Jonah Kaplan talks with the Minneapolis Federal Reserve about why interest rates are rising now and what it means for consumers.
The winners of the Jimmy Awards often punch their ticket to Broadway, and in some cases, Hollywood.
The St. Paul Police Department says the shooting happened shortly after 4 p.m. inside a home on the 1000 block of Otto Avenue, in the city's West 7th neighborhood.
This development comes two days after WCCO shared the frustration of homeowners who all say they hired Charles Workman to build pools for them. They paid him tens of thousands of dollars upfront, but the work hasn't been done. All together, they're in for more than a million.
Jensen, a family practice physician from Chaska and former state senator, criticized the board at a campaign event Monday and renewed his attack with a video he posted to Twitter Thursday night. Jensen said all five investigations were based on allegations from anonymous critics. Jensen said he has provided information to the board, but has heard nothing back in months.
