'Spoonbridge And Cherry' Sculpture Loses Its Fruit For A Couple Months
The iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture in Minneapolis is going to be a giant spoon for a couple of months.
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The iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture in Minneapolis is going to be a giant spoon for a couple of months.
Nearly a quarter of the inmates in St. Cloud have COVID-19. The Department of Corrections reports 242 positive cases right now at that facility alone. As WCCO found, it comes at a time staffing levels inside are being called into question.
The Reserves are civilians who assist sworn officers. They wear a uniform but are unarmed. WCCO's Jennifer Mayerle and photographer Grant Verdon went for a ride-along to see firsthand what they do.
At least seven people were displaced Tuesday following a house fire in south Minneapolis.
Health officials say Minnesota is ready to move forward in expanding COVID-19 booster vaccine shot eligibility as the state is currently experiencing a surge in cases.
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Amazon announced their new line of TVs: the Fire TV 4-Series and Fire TV Omni Series.
An 18-year-old Bloomington man faces a couple felony charges for allegedly brandishing a knife and throwing an object at a vehicle during a road rage incident.
After three vehicles were stolen last weekend, police in Edina say auto theft is up more than 25% over last year.
Charging documents allege a Hopkins woman who called herself a psychic swindled two vulnerable adults out of more than $130,000.
At the direction of Circuit Judge Bruce Schroder, Rittenhouse's attorney placed slips of paper into a raffle drum with the numbers of each of the 18 jurors on it who sat through the two-week trial.
As hospitals in Minnesota fill nearly to capacity, health officials reported 10,913 new COVID-19 cases and 51 more deaths Tuesday.
