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When it comes to cellphones, can people become addicted? A new survey by Decluttr.com shows checking our cellphone is often the first thing people do in the morning and the last thing people do at night.
President Donald Trump says apprenticeships could match workers with millions of open jobs, but he's reluctant to devote more taxpayer money to the effort.
President Donald Trump's call to review 27 national monuments established by three former presidents put in limbo protections on large swaths of land home to ancient cliff dwellings, towering sequoia trees, deep canyons and ocean habitats where seals, whales and sea turtles roam.
Steve Thomas, a digital artist, started his career at a paper in Pittsburgh doing graphics and occasional illustrations, but it's his latest work is a part of that far, far, far away galaxy and that's what make Forest Lake's Steve Thomas a Minnesotan to Meet.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard on Monday signed into law a bill that creates rules governing the use of lakes on private land for recreation, immediately re-opening many waters to outdoor enthusiasts and capping an hours-long special legislative session he called to address the issue.
Most homeowners know their insurance policy will pay to repair damage from hail and wind, but there are some caveats.
On an acre of land along University Avenue, charity and hard work were uprooted, snapped, and washed away in Sunday's hail storm.
A restaurant familiar to WCCO viewers is closed Monday night after a fire broke out.
Authorities say the Walnut Grove police chief was one of three men arrested on Friday in connection with a prostitution sting in western Minnesota.
A woman has died after a mini van jumped the curb and hit her.
A Twin Cities man convicted of shooting a group of Somali men will spend nearly 40 years in prison.
Hundreds of Minnesota Legislative staffers face layoffs if Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican House and Senate leaders cannot resolve a budget impasse.
The sweet success of a job training program for teenagers in Minneapolis is growing. The Cookie Cart is setting up shop on the east side of St. Paul.
Blaine residents were busy on Monday, dealing with downed trees and damaged siding to waiting on contractors.
A Latvian man has made an initial appearance in U.S. federal court for his alleged involvement in a hacking scheme that caused internet users to lose millions of dollars.
