4 Things To Do Today From Saturday, April 9, 2016
Natalie Nyhus and Mike Augustyniak covered several exciting events going on this weekend on WCCO Saturday Morning –- and here are the four that we think top the must-see-must-do list!
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Natalie Nyhus and Mike Augustyniak covered several exciting events going on this weekend on WCCO Saturday Morning –- and here are the four that we think top the must-see-must-do list!
Sugar beets are an ugly vegetable that, it turns out, makes a very sexy spirit.
It's where the competitiveness of sports meets the brains of science and engineering -- Robotics Club.
Every Friday, WCCO takes a closer look at some of the Good Questions that came our way that weren't selected for earlier segments. This week, John Lauritsen looks at the origins of kindergarten, rulers and tickling yourself.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has opened a criminal investigation after a bald eagle was found mutilated in a plastic bag near Albert Lea.
The 35th annual Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival kicks off this weekend, featuring 250 films from 71 countries. And while the majority of the films are international, a handful of them are made by Minnesota-based and Minnesota-native filmmakers.
For most of us, retirement will come in our 60s. But Aitkin County mail carrier Bill Onstad is anything but your average worker.
A State Senate committee approved sweeping changes to Minnesota drug laws on Friday. Some of those changes would lower the penalties for drug possession.
One person has been arrested Thursday in connection with a homicide in St. Paul, according to Chisago County Officials.
A 46-year-old Chicago man suffered life-threatening injuries Friday morning in a crash near Menomonie, Wisconsin. Ronnie Michael Sistrunk's vehicle went off westbound Interstate 94 just after 9 a.m.
Each day this week, volunteers have put 23 new sets of boots out each day. That represents that on average, one active duty soldier and 22 veterans take their lives each day.
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that a man on their most wanted list is now in custody. Michael Ray LaBlanc, 40, was arrested late Thursday night after authorities were tipped off to his location.
Gov. Mark Dayton has hired a new state official to help make Minnesota's workforce more diverse. Dayton announced the selection of James Burroughs as the state's chief inclusion officer.
One of the main thoroughfares in downtown Minneapolis will close over the weekend.
A judge has approved a new legal team for the death penalty appeal by a man who killed a University of North Dakota student in 2003.
