Mom, 2 Children Dead After Carver Co. Fire, Neighbors Say
Family members say Tia Nustad died after her Watertown home caught fire early Saturday morning. Her children Tyler and Layla were also killed in the fire.
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Family members say Tia Nustad died after her Watertown home caught fire early Saturday morning. Her children Tyler and Layla were also killed in the fire.
An 85-year-old man who had been missing since Friday evening has been found, according to Golden Valley police.
As politicians ponder how Donald Trump will affect down-ballot races big and small, two Congressional races in Minnesota offer a case study in how the brash businessman and presidential nominee could hurt or help his fellow Republicans.
Mike Augustyniak talks with Ian Lowther, beverage director of Red Cow, about a couple cocktail recipes.
With a nice and breezy late summer day ahead of us, get out and make the most of it. Here are some of the ideas that Rachel Slavik and Mike Augustyniak shared with us on WCCO 4 News Saturday Morning!
Three people have been hospitalized after a medical helicopter crash early Saturday morning in central Minnesota.
A standoff in south Minneapolis ended peacefully after nearly 12 hours, according to police.
Why do some people have seasonal allergies and others don't? Can police officers issue tickets outside of their jurisdiction? Why do we sometimes pronounce "X" like a "Z"?
The Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers have been playing each other for 55 years, and they have one of the best rivalries in the NFL.
A North Dakota Army National Guard unit has received an alert notification for possible mobilization in Afghanistan.
Terry Olson had been behind bars for more than a decade for a crime he says he didn't commit.
Two gang members are going to prison for a long time after pleading guilty to a string of crimes against rivals.
Eating is not allowed inside the library at Blaine High School. But if you are staying after school to make sandwiches for the homeless, that's just fine.
Frightening moments for some central Minnesota students on a school bus have gone viral.
A new housing and business development is now open in the very spot that was destroyed by a tornado more than five years ago.
