WCCO Saturday Morning Recap & Links (April 2)
If you missed the WCCO Saturday Morning show this weekend, here's a rundown of the highlights and links for more information.
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If you missed the WCCO Saturday Morning show this weekend, here's a rundown of the highlights and links for more information.
The Animal Humane Society is asking for the public's help to find a dog taken from its St. Paul location. A woman about 40-years-old and a boy about 8 to 10-years-old were visiting with a Chihuahua mix named Abuelo Thursday afternoon.
Every Friday, Heather Brown takes a closer look at some of the Good Questions that came her way. This week, she's looking at the mechanics of whistling and what it means to say "natural causes."
A group of students wearing shirts that read "Ask Me How My College Is Protecting My Rapist" is creating a stir on a Minnesota campus. Senior Madeline Wilson decided to make the shirts after officials at St. Olaf College determined her sexual assault complaint was unfounded.
RayAnn Hayes insists Jamar Clark did not beat her the night of Nov. 15, 2015. "First they're saying that I said he didn't do it, then it says on page 12 it she did do it. What do you mean?" Hayes said.
An attorney for one of five Minnesota men facing trial for conspiring to support the Islamic State group has been removed from the case after questions surfaced about a member of his trial team.
Several law enforcement and military agencies teamed up for an active shooter emergency drill on Friday morning.
A year after the bird flu outbreak in Minnesota, turkey farmers remain on high alert. Last year's outbreak killed 9 million birds in the state and cost more than $650 million.
Minnesota railroad officials are strongly opposing a bill at the state legislature which toughens up rail safety laws, calling it unnecessary.
Dozens of community members are continuing the call for the prosecution of two Minneapolis police officers despite Mike Freeman's decision not to press charges.
Healing can come from more than just medicine, which is why you'll sometimes hear music in the halls at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota. And if you're lucky, you might get to meet one of the music therapists in action.
Though Friday hardly felt like spring, one of the surest signs of the season arrived: Sea Salt is now open for business.
One man is dead and another is in custody following a fatal crash on the border of Apple Valley and Lakeville during the rush hour Friday morning. Lakeville police say the crash happened at about 8:30 a.m. on 160th Street and Cedar Avenue.
An 18-year-old St. Cloud man has been charged in a shooting that left a man critically injured, according to the Stearns County Attorney's Office.
Minneapolis police are asking for the public's help identifying a woman they say robbed the U.S. Federal Credit Union last month.
