2020 In Review: WCCO's Top 20 Most-Read Stories Of The Year
The year 2020 was something beyond memorable, even if many people would like to forget it. Here is a list of the top 20 most-read stories from WCCO.com in 2020.
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The year 2020 was something beyond memorable, even if many people would like to forget it. Here is a list of the top 20 most-read stories from WCCO.com in 2020.
Department of Fish and Wildlife officers accomplished a miracle wildlife rescue months in the making.
Officials in Hennepin County are encouraging those heading out on frozen lakes this holiday weekend to be careful, warning that ice on area lakes is "extremely unpredictable and highly unsafe."
As more and more Minnesotans continue to undergo vaccination for COVID-19, Minnesota health officials report there are another 2,204 positive cases of the virus and 61 more deaths as of the last day of 2020.
A Minneapolis dance instructor is charged with raping one of his teenage students earlier this week.
Authorities have identified the 16-year-old victim of Monday's fatal shooting in northeastern Minnesota.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recalled Wednesday certain varieties of Sportmix pet food due to toxic levels of aflatoxin.
Minneapolis police say a man is dead after he was shot by officers Wednesday night in the city's Powderhorn neighborhood.
So you're done with 2020 and you want to celebrate -- but how? Erin Hassanzadeh breaks down all the options for safe fun this New Year's Eve!
With ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, most Minnesota restaurant owners are ending the worst year they've ever known. But a few are surprisingly seeing significant growth.
A Wisconsin health system said Wednesday that 500 doses of coronavirus vaccine that had to be discarded after they were left unrefrigerated now appear to have been deliberately spoiled by an employee.
St. Paul police hope a new clue can help them catch the driver who left a grandmother bleeding in the street.
An inauguration event planned for outside the Minnesota State Capitol is getting pushback from some Republicans.
Sprinkled amongst the unsheltered are veterans; 35 percent of homeless in Minnesota served in the military. WCCO's Reg Chapman has been sharing their stories all month long.
The emergency room at St. Joseph's Hospital in St. Paul stopped receiving new patients Wednesday morning, as it prepares to discontinue emergency services.
