Jason DeRusha Announces Transition To New Role At WCCO-TV
After nearly 11 years as anchor at WCCO, Jason DeRusha has announced his decision to leave the anchor desk and transition to a contributing role for station events and special projects.
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After nearly 11 years as anchor at WCCO, Jason DeRusha has announced his decision to leave the anchor desk and transition to a contributing role for station events and special projects.
May is mental health awareness month and it's also Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month. The pandemic has shined a spotlight on both in recent years because of the rise in anti-Asian hate.
Infectious disease experts around the world have their eye on a virus that's spread to several countries.
Four Seasons Minneapolis opens June 1.
On Monday, charges were filed in Hennepin County against Julissa Thaler. She was arrested by Orono police early Saturday morning.
Minneapolis police are investigating the city's 36th homicide of the year after a man was found stabbed to death Sunday inside a Stevens Square apartment.
We've reported a lot the past few years on how bad the pandemic is on kid's mental health. But we would like to share some of the good that's being done to support teenagers, from a program using music as medicine.
Gov. Tim Walz and top legislators met privately Monday to discuss next steps after the legislature failed to pass key proposals before adjournment, but it's unclear when—or even if—lawmakers will return for a special session to finish up their work.
Police said this was the city's 35th homicide of the year.
A Twin Cities man succumbed to his injuries last week after being assaulted and robbed early last month in downtown Minneapolis.
"You need to do what you want to do or what your goals are," said Betty Sandison. "Don't let anybody stop you."
In the town of 1,500, baseball brings people together. It's been that way for decades. The storm destroyed a good portion of the outfield fence, took down four, 80-foot light towers, and ripped the roofs off of both dugouts.
in the end this May primary will come down to turnout, and that is expected to be very low -- 700,000 people live in the district, and the Secretary of State reports 40,000 absentee ballots were requested during early voting. So far just 10,000 have been returned.
State government will continue functioning through June 2023 even without a special session. The Legislature passed a two-year budget last year — after a special session — so the lights will stay on.
Metro Transit police say a St. Paul man is in custody and faces second-degree murder charges in connection to Friday's deadly shooting at a downtown St. Paul light rail train station.
