Scott County Deputies To Begin Using 'Vitals' App For The Vulnerable
The deputies with the Scott County Sheriff's Office have begun using an app that provides first responders with important medical information about vulnerable individuals.
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The deputies with the Scott County Sheriff's Office have begun using an app that provides first responders with important medical information about vulnerable individuals.
Recent testing shows eastern equine encephalitis was found in Otter Tail County, West Nile virus was found in Swift County and equine infectious anemia was found in Pine County. All three infected horses were euthanized.
The former church is owned by the Twin Cities German Immersion school, which has outgrown it and plans to replace it with a new building.
A man was injured Sunday evening after a shooting in Brooklyn Park.
Bacteria testing continues at Minneapolis lakes to see if the water is safe enough for swimmers.
The westbound lanes of Highway 55 closed Monday morning in the south metro following a fatal crash in Inver Grove Heights.
Consumers who buy the special glasses typically see the light itself as harmful, although research indicates the amount of time spent looking at screens, rather than the light itself, may be the bigger culprit.
Do you feel like you're spending a lot of your vacation time on others? Turns out, Americans are cranky about having to use their days for other people's stuff.
The chant — "2 cents, 2 cents, 2 cents" — started in the back of a crowd that packed sidewalks at the Iowa State Fair. Elizabeth Warren, basking in the spontaneous adulation of her proposed wealth tax, prompted roars with her call for the ultra-wealthy to "pitch in 2 cents so everybody gets a chance to make it."
Minnesotans have enjoyed getting out on the lakes for decades -- and a St. Paul man is looking to bring back that vintage-boat feel.
WCCO was on the scene of yet another shooting in downtown Minneapolis, with an up-close look at the immediate response as city leaders debate the solutions for safety.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services has an $18 billion budget, 6,700 employees and serves roughly 1 million Minnesotans, but the department has had a rocky time this summer.
There were lots of dogs walking up and down a popular St. Paul street today. A local author was also there. Blake Hoena was signing copies of his book "Stubby the Dog Soldier World War 1 Hero."
Some drivers in the far northwest metro woke up to an unwelcome sight this weekend. The Wright County Sherriff's office is investigating a string of car thefts in the city of St. Michael.
The steeple and bell tower of a 127-year-old church in Mazomanie, Wisconsin, burned down during a thunderstorm. The State Journal reports the fire at United Church of Christ occurred around 2:50 a.m.
