Feds are "on the ground": Buttigieg, other officials respond to western Minnesota train derailment
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is heading to the derailment site and is expected to address the media Thursday morning.
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is heading to the derailment site and is expected to address the media Thursday morning.
Authorities are at the scene of a train derailment in western Minnesota Thursday morning, where ethanol and corn syrup are burning, but no injuries reported. It's one of 60 derailments since 2018.
The train derailment in Raymond, Minnesota, is the latest such incident, but similar events have taken place across the country recently.
Residents are now allowed back home after an early morning train derailment prompted an evacuation of the small town of Raymond in Kandiyohi County Thursday.
Minnesota's DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
Federal prosecutors just charged Charles Workman with defrauding homeowners of more than three-quarters of a million dollars in what they call a "swimming pool contracting scheme."
The National Weather Service says that over the past seven decades, we've only seen between five and 10 years with this much snow water on the ground.
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Esme Murphy dives into the cause of the bank's collapse and how local banks are reassuring their customers.
Last winter, WCCO brought you into a bear's den in Minnesota's north woods. Erin Hassanzadeh and photographer Joe Berglove tagged along with Department of Natural Resources' black bear researchers.
The woman was treated for a non-life threatening injury and later released.
According to the Wabasha County Sheriff's Office, the incident happened in rural Kellogg. A 911 caller alerted authorities to a boy being completely submerged in sand.
Duluth welcomed its first oceangoing ship of the year on Tuesday.
One of Minnesota's favorite animal babies is doing well, according to the Department of Natural Resources.
A historic number of Minnesota officers have left the profession in the last few years. They're going out on what's called duty disability. How to help officers and how to manage the claims and benefits is being debated at the Capitol.
Minnesota homeowners are 27 times more likely to have a flood than a fire during a 30-year mortgage. And one inch of floodwater can cause $25,000 dollars in damage.
