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A first-of-its-kind homeless shelter is now open in the north metro. A recent estimate in the Anoka-Hennepin school district found more than 500 young people in the county spend their nights without a secure place to call home.
Triple A says drowsy driving contributes to one in five fatal crashes and even missing a little sleep can put you at risk of nodding off.
It's clear that President-Elect Donald Trump enjoys Twitter. Recently, he has been blocking some people from following him because they apparently criticized or disagreed with him.
Exceptionally dry winter air causes chapped hands, cracked and itchy skin, even more nose bleeds.
With the help of the Minnesota Regional Sleep Disorders Center, WCCO tracked the phone usage of three teenagers.
The city of Annandale and its residents are trying to figure out what to do with the house that Jacob Wetterling's killer once owned.
General Mills announced Monday that it will be cutting around 400 to 600 jobs worldwide in a new global organizational restructuring.
A former Vikings great says athletes turning down an invitation to President-elect Donald Trump's White House is "disrespectful" and "stupid."
The wife of a missing Waconia man is thanking the community for the love and support in the search for her husband.
The Guthrie Theater has reported a modest surplus under its new artistic director. The Tony Award-winning Minneapolis theater reported Monday it finished the fiscal year with an operating surplus of $47,408 on a budget of $28 million.
On Monday afternoon, buses brought students to the intersection in Arden Hills where the crash took the lives of two juniors.
Police in Eagan believe a security officer who shot and killed a man overnight did so in self-defense.
A powerful new video has people around the nation talking about the early warning signs of gun violence.
The 5th District congressman is considering whether to resign his seat in Congress.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says merely expressing hope that someone will become subject to violence isn't enough to convict them of actually threatening violence.
