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The eaglet that was injured and visibly struggling on the popular "EagleCam" has been euthanized, according to a post left on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Facebook page. The DNR originally said it would not interfere with the nest, but then changed their approach.
A 50-year-old woman who was killed in a Lakeland, Minn. fire has been identified and foul play is not suspected. On Saturday, crews were called to the 1200 block of Rivercrest Road just before 2 a.m., according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, but found a body in the home.
Target's massive data breach has now cost the company's CEO his job. Target announced Monday that Chairman, President and CEO Gregg Steinhafel is out nearly five months after the retailer disclosed the breach, which has hurt its reputation among customers and hammered its business.
The Twin Cities always rank high for being bicycle friendly, but even here there are many people who don't have access to bicycles. Cycles For Change has a mission: They want to give everyone a chance to get out and ride.
This week, the WCCO Morning Show team will be taking a trip to the suburbs. That's because they are bringing back the Suburban Spotlight. Back in February, everyone took turns throwing darts at a map to decide which suburb to pay a visit.
It is "Get Moving Monday" and this week we are looking at kids' health. Stacie and Chris Clark of Tiger Athletics say that a healthy lifestyle starts at home. They offered up some easy drills for kids as young as 2 years old, and taught us the basics of youth fitness.
All week, the WCCO Morning Show is taking a look at the University of Minnesota Children's Hospital and all of the things that make it stand out. One problem that's pretty universal is that hospital stays make it hard to connect with family, friends even the school classroom. Now imagine being a new parent separated from your baby.
A Minnesota teenager whose story touched many lives is back from meeting Warren Buffett. Joey Prusak is the Dairy Queen employee who saw a woman steal $20 from a blind customer last September. Prusak gave the man money from his own pocket.
Bills legalizing medical marijuana could be voted on in both the Minnesota House and Senate this week, but the House and Senate versions are significantly different. That has led to disagreements among supporters that some say threaten passage of any type of bill.
Minnesota has played a big role in the comeback story of the American eagle. Their numbers have increased dramatically here over the past few decades, especially along the Mississippi River.
The family of a missing Anoka man want to know how his body wound up in a rented RV. A bachelor party, on their way to the Kentucky Derby, found Kevin Casserly's body in a storage compartment of the rented camper.
St. Paul Police say a man's body was pulled from Como Lake Sunday afternoon. Police think it is a man they were looking for three weeks ago, but can't say for certain. They're waiting for confirmation from the Ramsey County Medical Examiner.
Apple fans in Minnesota will soon be able to find a favorite apple in grocery stores year-round. The Honeycrisp apple has come a long way from its humble beginnings here in Minnesota. When the apple was first introduced in 1991, University of Minnesota researchers only produced a three-week supply. Now, Honeycrisp is the No. 1 desired apple in America.
Minneapolis Bike Week is kicking off with activities everyone can enjoy and this year's event has been re-branded. Now, it's not just about commuting to work on your bike, it's about making biking a part of your everyday life.
An English teacher who teaches classes in Minneapolis and Crystal has been named Minnesota's teacher of the year for 2014. Thomas Rademacher has taught at the Fine Arts Interdisciplinary Resource School since 2006. The K-12 school has campuses in downtown Minneapolis and in Crystal.
