Kylie's Kids Updates: Brian & Maksim
Every Monday, WCCO shares a story of a child or family working through the process of recovery from a disease. This week, WCCO is bringing two positive updates on some of those previous stories!
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Every Monday, WCCO shares a story of a child or family working through the process of recovery from a disease. This week, WCCO is bringing two positive updates on some of those previous stories!
About 50 people call Camphill Village home. It began in the late 70's, when a group of parents of children with special needs got the idea that they could create a farm in Todd County, which would allow their sons and daughters to thrive.
Justine Damond taught meditation classes and spiritual healing, but she was fatally shot by police Saturday night.
People in St. Paul came together on Sunday to honor the life of Philando Castile on what would've been his 34th birthday.
According to state officials, it's estimated that Minnesota would lose $2 billion in medical assistance in the first 18 months, and, by 2030, the funding losses could top $30 billion.
The Northern Lights were visible early Sunday morning in northern Minnesota, and there's a chance they could be visible again Sunday night.
This is the 17th anniversary of the Starkey Hearing Foundation's "So The World May Hear Awards" Gala.
"Twin Cities World Refugee Day" is usually held in St. Paul, but this year it was in Loring Park for the first time.
This week, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office is hosting a convention for prosecutors from across the country.
From Monday, July 17 until July 24, there will be limited services online.
Residents are trying to figure out why police fatally shot a woman in southwest Minneapolis.
Police in Lakeville are asking the public's help after an attack Saturday night that left a man with a severe cut to his neck.
A legal battle by North Dakota and Minnesota residents opposed to a Red River diversion project in the Fargo area has lasted nearly four years and resulted in nearly 500 court documents, with no end in sight. Both sides are expecting some clarity in the next week.
Minnesota lawmakers entered 2017 squarely focused on rescuing the individual insurance market from collapse. By next year, all eyes will be on a funding crisis facing the state's public health care programs for low-income residents, and the specter of painful cuts and service disruptions.
Officials in central Minnesota say five people were hurt Saturday when the autopilot feature on a Tesla electric car suddenly accelerated, causing it to flip into a marsh.
