Iowa's Chuck Grassley Files Papers To Seek 8th U.S. Senate Term
Grassley, 88, announced his intentions in September to seek another six-year term. If completed, he would be 94.
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Grassley, 88, announced his intentions in September to seek another six-year term. If completed, he would be 94.
The tentative agreement still needs City Council approval, and Mayor Jacob Frey is recommending that it be approved. Frey has said recently that officers "need to be paid more and fired more."
Minnesota's rolling average COVID-19 positivity rate is below the line the state health department considers as cause for caution, now sitting at 4.9%. This marks the first time that figure has been below the line of caution since early August 2021.
Mariana Pykivska, 34, has been working on a Waverly farm six months a year for more than a decade. Her family is in a small town in central Ukraine.
A beloved and accomplished Ojibwe artist from Minnesota, Jim Denomie, has died at 66 years old.
Severe weather is ushering in new thinking in cities about building infrastructure that's made to last.
Ever wonder why stores scan your driver's license when you buy alcohol or lottery tickets?
Federal investigators are trying to figure out if deadly bacteria are hiding inside baby formula, which WCCO has learned started with a discovery in Minnesota.
If there's no deal by Monday, Minneapolis and St. Paul students will not be in class Tuesday, March 8th. And that has families thinking about their backup plans.
As the Lenten season begins, restaurants throughout the Twin Cities are preparing for an influx of customers looking for Friday night fish dinners.
A probe into rising costs and major delays associated with Southwest Light Rail project is likely on the horizon, after the Minnesota House approved an audit on Thursday with overwhelming bipartisan support.
A man was hospitalized Thursday after being shot several times in Brooklyn Park.
A Twin Cities woman is charged with defrauding Minnesota's Medicaid program out of more than $1.6 million through her acupuncture business, which is accused of regularly overbilling customers, even billing them months after they'd last visited the practice.
"We are mobilizing the whole Christian world here to not stay and just pray, but to do actually do something," Valera Ryabokonenko said.
