Minnesota Voter Turnout Nears 80% In 2020, A 'Modern-Day Record'
Minnesota is No. 1 in the country for voter turnout for the third time in a row, with nearly 80% of eligible voters participating.
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Minnesota is No. 1 in the country for voter turnout for the third time in a row, with nearly 80% of eligible voters participating.
A current surge of COVID-19 cases throughout Minnesota is affecting staffing levels at many nursing homes and assisted-living facilities.
The head of one of the largest regional health systems in the Midwest was replaced Tuesday, less than a week after telling employees that he had recovered from COVID-19 and was not wearing a mask around the office.
Black Friday shoppers heading to stores this weekend will notice some changes. For instance, that traditional morning mad dash won't be happening. Still, many places will be open, including the nation's largest shopping mall, the Mall of America.
If any Minnesotan family is having turkey this Thanksgiving, there's a very good chance the bird was grown and processed in Minnesota.
A Twin Cities family is in grief after losing a beloved business owner to COVID last week.
COVID-19 has many doing their holiday shopping in front of a computer screen. But that great deal that pops up in your inbox could be something more sinister.
A Minnesota regulatory panel on Tuesday signed off on Enbridge Energy's planned Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement across northern Minnesota, leaving only one minor state permit to go before construction can begin.
Republicans filed a lawsuit Tuesday asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to block certification of the presidential election results even as a recount over President-elect Joe Biden's win over President Donald Trump is ongoing.
What don't you know about Pat Kessler? We dig in for this special Reality Check.
As millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, health officials are hoping people heed the warning and stay home.
WCCO is celebrating our friend and colleague Pat Kessler as he begins his retirement.
An Inver Grove Heights woman accidentally got her backyard squirrel drunk.
Business for tenants of Minneapolis's Midtown Global Market has been tough, but new relief is in sight.
The city of Minneapolis approved $500,000 for the police department to contract help from other agencies. A week and half later, MPD still doesn't have any additional officers on the streets.
