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The pandemic has been hard on all of us, but consider the effect it's had on young people in the foster care system. Kids who've aged out of the system are dealing with the challenges of being out on their own.
Minnesota Senate Republicans elected state Sen. Jeremy Miller Wednesday night to serve as majority leader, replacing former leader Paul Gazelka as he runs for governor in the 2022 election.
Doctors say a Minnesota coach beat the odds after he collapsed during a football game.
The Minnesota Department of Health is looking for PFAS in our drinking water. PFAS, otherwise known as the "forever chemicals," are found in everything from carpets to clothing.
No matter what mood Lake Superior is in people come from around the world to take in its natural beauty. And it's a safe bet their journey to get here was quick, compared to the journey rocks and stones make to come ashore.
A sixth grader has become the third young victim of deadly gun violence in north Minneapolis in the past four months.
A 40-year-old man was hit and killed by a semi truck Wednesday in Ramsey, according to the Anoka County Sheriff's Office.
A St. Paul man pleaded guilty Wednesday to threatening a member of the United States House of Representatives.
It starts in the ground - then ends up on store shelves. But somewhere in between, fresh produce gets expensive. WCCO found out how an organization called "Food Group" is taking a different spin on giving away food - and they could use some extra help.
"It is still very male-dominated. You never want to rub people the wrong way or burn a bridge." It took coming into a position of leadership for Nia Moore to feel safe enough to come forward about her experience thus far in politics.
Sources tell WCCO that former Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka will announce his run to replace DFL Gov. Tim Walz Wednesday.
All Minneapolis city employees will be required to regularly test for COVID-19 unless they provide proof of vaccination.
It's an uncomfortable topic that's tough to talk about. But, suicide is a subject some Minnesota moms believe people must raise before it's too late.
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi on Wednesday afternoon announced a new policy that he says is aimed at fundamentally changing the use of non-public safety traffic stops by police.
The Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association (MPPOA) -- a group representing more than 10,000 public safety officials -- has issued a response to Ramsey County's new policy for non-public safety traffic stops.
