Report: Minn. Lost 4K In-Home Day Care Spots In 2020, Mostly Impacting Rural Communities
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Neera Tanden, President Biden's choice to lead the powerful Office of Budget and Management, has removed herself from consideration as the nominee, the White House said Tuesday. Tanden sent a letter to Mr. Biden explaining her decision.
The first case of the virus in Minnesota was confirmed on March 6, 2020.
As high temperatures are above freezing and the lows are below freezing, it's a perfect slow snow melt scenario, and one of the few reasons flooding this spring won't be as bad as the last.
The pandemic has hit downtown Minneapolis hard. A majority of workers are now at home, but that could all change next week as the officer charged in George Floyd's death goes on trial.
The BCA is investigating the incident, which happened Saturday night in North Germany Township.
The City of Minneapolis and its City Trees program is offering property owners a chance to buy a tree in hopes of increasing the city's tree coverage.
WCCO reached out to the Department of Justice for information on those arrested and federally charged in the wake of the destruction.
Eight Minnesota Department of Transportation snowplows bear new monikers thanks to the inaugural Name a Snowplow contest.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is asking health providers to help them in their investigation into COVID-19 "vaccine breakthrough cases" where individuals who have been vaccinated later get COVID-19.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott made the "statewide announcement" Tuesday afternoon that it's time to open Texas 100%.
CBS Sports has the Buffs as a No. 9 seed and the Rams as the No. 10 seed in his latest NCAA Tournament bracket projections. In this projection, Colorado would play the Louisville Cardinals and Colorado State would play the USC Trojans.
The Minnesota Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor's appeal of his third-degree murder conviction.
The pandemic has disproportionately affected employment for women, particularly women of color. More than 2 million women have left the workforce since February of last year.
The Wisconsin proposal faces an almost certain veto from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers should it pass the Republican-controlled Legislature.
