Settlement reached in lawsuit over Proctor football sexual assault
A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by the parents of a Proctor High School football player who was the victim of a hazing sexual assault incident.
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A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by the parents of a Proctor High School football player who was the victim of a hazing sexual assault incident.
Take a look at the strangest headlines of the year out of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
After multiple warm air records were broken over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, cooler air moved through the state Tuesday.
The low temperature on Christmas Eve, which took place at midnight, tied the highest temperature ever recorded on that day in the Twin Cities.
The Minnesota State Patrol says two women are dead following two separate crash incidents on wet roads Sunday.
From a cougar roaming the Twin Cities to a curious hawk hanging out with a traffic camera, there were plenty of animals that made news in Minnesota this year.
A driver fatally struck a woman walking on a central Minnesota highway Saturday evening, authorities said.
It was a year of highs and lows, of heartwarmers and heartbreakers. And WCCO's team of reporters was there to cover it all. Here are some of our favorites and most memorable headlines covered over the last 12 months.
Investigators say that the victim, identified as Willard Pietela, was taken to the hospital following the crash, but was pronounced dead of his injuries.
Two bucks stuck together get a little holiday help.
Crosby's own Tori Oehrlein is on pace to make history.
Law enforcement officials say four people have been arrested in connection to the shooting and killing of Jose De Jesus Diaz Fernandez last week.
The Becker County Sheriff's Office said they received a report early Saturday that a man hadn't come home from a fishing trip.
Where has winter gone? If not having a "white Christmas" means leaving winter jackets in the closet or using the unseasonable warmth to play golf then these guys don't mind one bit.
After multiple years of skyrocketing prices and interest rates, many car companies are starting to advertise financing specials with rates below 5%, some much lower than many banks and credit unions are offering.
