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It was a beautiful day for baseball and ice cream out at Miracle Park in Minnetonka. Saturday is the 9th annual DQ Day. To celebrate, Dairy Queen brought ice cream to the players, coaches and fans at the West Metro Miracle League game.
A memorial for the Hmong heroes now sits on the mall of the Minnesota State Capitol. It pays tribute to the men and women who served in the "secret war" in Laos from 1961 to 1975.
BNSF Railway crews are working to clear a derailed train that spilled 23 loads of corn Friday evening.
Each year, a third of all fruits and veggies grown in the U.S. go to waste. The Linden Hills Farmers Market wants to make a difference with an event called Seconds Sunday.
A Brainerd man is in custody after he reportedly stabbed another man at a bar Friday night, according to the Brainerd Police Department.
Beginning Saturday, those who ride Metro Transit's new A Line will have a faster and more comfortable commute.
Prince's death may offer evidence for how the special treatment often afforded the rich and famous can result in worse health care than ordinary Americans receive. It's a pattern identified in medical literature as early as 1964 and it has a name: "VIP Syndrome."
With Saturday being the second 90 degree day in a row, people in the Twin Cities are looking for ways to beat the heat. Luckily, many local pools and beaches are set to open.
A man was hospitalized with serious injuries after crashing his ATV in Blackhoof on Friday, according to the Carlton County Sheriff's Office.
Summer has finally arrived with a couple of 90 degree days. Brave the heat and head outside with these four events that Natalie Nyhus and Mike Augustyniak covered on WCCO Saturday Morning!
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has issued an air pollution health advisory for eastern and southern Minnesota.
"Cocktails For A Cause" is collaboration between local charities, craft distilleries and Lela Restaurant in Bloomington. Happy hour turns into a fundraiser every Wednesday, with half of the proceeds from a custom cocktail going to a nonprofit.
Heavy storms hit southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin beginning Friday afternoon. Though the storms initially left 30,000 without power, Xcel says crews have restored power to 15,000 customers.
It's Friday and that means we're answering some of your Good Questions. This week: Why do stars twinkle? Why does wood crackle when it burns?
The heat usually adds up to more medical calls for first responders. Some St. Paul firefighters say staffing changes could mean it will take them longer to get there.
