Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination
Kamala Harris has formally accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president.
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Kamala Harris has formally accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president.
No one can leave campus until everyone has had two COVID-19 tests. So classes will be online for the first two weeks. Then they move to a hybrid model.
The nation will see history being made when Kamala Harris accepts the nomination for Vice President at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday night.
Kids are back at a north Minneapolis grade school this week, but they're not in the classroom -- they're learning outside. Harvest Best Academy is a charter school using tents to create a safe learning environment.
WCCO has learned Mall of America is three months behind on its $1.4 billion mortgage. It owes $21 million, and it owes $2.3 million in unpaid property taxes to Bloomington.
Health officials say at least 23 Minnesotans suffered a salmonella infection in connection to an outbreak linked to fresh peaches sold at Aldi and Target. The whole peaches are supplied by Wawona Packing Company.
WCCO's Norman Seawright III spoke with the Timberwolves' Dr. Robby Sikka. He's vice president of basketball performance and technology, and leads COVID-19 research studies.
Small businesses struggling to survive can now receive grants from the Coon Rapids Business Relief Grant Program. The money is part of the $1.6 million the city received from the Federal CARES Act.
Vice President Mike Pence poked fun at Democrats during a visit to Wisconsin on Wednesday for canceling their in-person national convention in Milwaukee in favor of a virtual gathering due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Faculty at the University of Minnesota-Duluth's largest college are threatening to put all their courses online if administrators don't meet their demands to make better preparations to handle COVID-19 infections when classes resume this fall.
While organizers were confident their plans would have been safe, and they noted they disagree with the current state directives in place, they share state officials' goal of "keeping Minnesotans safe and healthy."
Lewis says the post office is not set up for all mail-in voting, and it's vulnerable to fraud. The campaign staff of Sen. Tina Smith, who Lewis faces off against in the general election, condemned him for denigrating the USPS.
Phillipe Cunningham, Minneapolis City Councilmember, said on Twitter on Wednesday his mother had tested positive for COVID-19.
The St. Paul Police Department says Coppage, of St. Paul, was stabbed by his adult brother on the 2200 block of Lower Afton Road.
Authorities say a missing St. Paul man has been found safe.
