What To Watch In Minnesota On Super Tuesday
Minnesota gets its chance to be a political player on Super Tuesday as one of a dozen states voting in presidential preference polls
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Minnesota gets its chance to be a political player on Super Tuesday as one of a dozen states voting in presidential preference polls
For winter lovers, a Leap Day every four years in February isn't so bad. But WCCO viewers like Kathi in Eagan wondered: Why can't that extra day be in summer? Why is Leap Day in February? Good Question.
A Wisconsin family watched on Monday afternoon as the driver who killed their loved one went home without being punished for his death.
Concussions are serious. And they can happen anytime to anyone at any age, just as it did with WCCO's Bill Hudson.
Hillary Clinton will visit Minnesota one last time before the caucuses on Super Tuesday, WCCO has been told.
A Duluth hotel says a Twin Cities man who drowned in its swimming pool was in the pool after it closed for the evening.
Both parties in Minnesota hold their caucus on the same day as 12 other states -- Super Tuesday. Here's a quick rundown of what you need to know if you want to take part:
Mound Westonka High School got some last minute instruction on the complicated caucuses before they cast their ballot.
At 10:05 a.m. on Monday, Sullivan Reiter was born almost 3 weeks premature. It's as though he wanted to leap right into this world early.
Deputies in western Wisconsin say they've made a rare find. They've busted what appears to be a grow-house right in the middle of town.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders Monday held his third Minnesota campaign rally in four days, making a push to precinct caucuses on Super Tuesday.
Minneapolis' Special Weapons and Tactics team is changing its look to address concerns that the city's police department is militarized agency.
Despite many different efforts to end homelessness in Hennepin County, the number of people living in shelters has increased.
A western Wisconsin company is voluntarily recalling alfalfa and alfalfa onion sprouts following an E. coli outbreak that sickened at least nine people.
The number of people in Minnesota without health insurance is at an all-time low, according to a report from the Minnesota Health Department and University of Minnesota.
