Man Laid Off During Pandemic Offers To Shovel Snow, Receives Overwhelming Response From Community
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Minnesota public safety officials have issued another liquor license suspension notice as more businesses are defying Gov. Tim Walz's executive order barring indoor service at restaurants and bars to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
A 26-year-old Brooklyn Park man is now awaiting sentencing after he was found guilty for shooting into a crowd of men gathered near a Minneapolis church, killing one of them.
As more relaxed COVID restrictions are set to go into effect after 11:59 Friday night, Minnesota health officials have reported 2,737 cases and 65 deaths due to the virus.
St. Paul fire officials say several tents were destroyed in a fire at a homeless encampment early Friday morning.
Following a record-breaking October, Minnesota has only added about a half inch of snow this December.
Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka gathered with restaurant and bar owners Thursday to air frustrations about the continuing restrictions on dining inside, as other restrictions will loosen Friday.
Misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine is spreading on social media. WCCO asks Dr. Nathan Chomilo to debunk some common myths circulating online.
Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed lawsuits against two restaurants that, against state orders, opened to indoor dining this week.
A group of musicians and concerned citizens are getting together to save Minneapolis's iconic First Avenue music venue.
One of Minnesota's major industries feels forgotten amidst the COVID-19 restrictions.
It might be the season of giving, but it's also the season of collecting for a Twin Cities boy. In fact, collecting police patches has become a year-round endeavor for 9-year-old Robert Martinez.
"Just the idea of knowing that I have this skill, that I can create something that can really bring true impact to my community … it's huge," Clifton Manneh said.
