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Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer is making a push to help small banks and credit unions in Minnesota. Emmer said the state has lost a quarter of them since the Dodd-Frank Act went into effect after the Great Recession.
Minneapolis is one step closer to implementing a paid sick leave policy. Right now, it's estimated more than 100,000 people working in the city don't get paid sick time.
Roger Kissel was sentenced Wednesday in Sidney. In March a Fremont County jury convicted the 68-year-old of sex abuse and two counts of lascivious acts with a child.
Authorities in central Minnesota say three people were arrested Wednesday after search warrants turned up 10 pounds of khat and thousands of dollars in cash.
They were told that people would not wait in line. But for more than 30 years, people have lined up inside Peter and Linda Quinn's Café Latte in St. Paul.
WCCO is giving a big thanks to all of the viewers who donated to the Animal Humane Society Wednesday. You accomplished something big!
A man has been rescued from the Mississippi River in St. Paul Thursday morning, according to the St. Paul Fire Department.
There is so much to celebrate this weekend, you can't blame us for Workin' for the Weekend.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating after a 26-year-old Eagan man was struck and injured by a Eagan police squad.
Summer is here, and that means the weather is perfect for hiking across the United Kingdom. During your backpacking adventure you will see some of the most breathtaking sites and landscapes in the country.
It is supposed to be the month when they plan for their oldest child's high school graduation. But a Hudson family is instead planning for his funeral.
Prince was reportedly on prescription pain medications when he died. The Mayo Clinic says nearly 70 percent of Americans are on at least one prescription drug. The majority of those drugs are used to relieve pain.
Animal rescue crews consider it one of the worst neglect cases they've ever seen. A dog half the weight she should be left in an abandoned property without food or water.
One person is dead and several others were hurt Wednesday night in north Minneapolis in an incident where multiple shots were fired.
They call themselves the "Iron Maidens." They are a young team in the world of high school robotics, beginning only two years ago with Emily Deboard and Atalanta Stoeke.
