Tiny Minnesota Town Art School Renowned For Teaching Scandinavian Folk Art
People come to the school from across the Midwest to learn crafts like silversmithing, rosemaling and knifemaking.
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People come to the school from across the Midwest to learn crafts like silversmithing, rosemaling and knifemaking.
Hennepin County judge is at the center of a legal battle between prosecutors and public defenders.
The Twin Cities hasn't hosted an event to this caliber since before the pandemic, but downtown Minneapolis is about to have a major comeback weekend.
The Salvation Army of Minnesota is just days away from the finale of their 2022 food drive, in which they aim to take in 2 million pounds of food donations.
When WCCO-TV first introduced viewers to Joe Whitcomb at the end of February, he was hearing air raid sirens going off in his Kyiv apartment.
Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Ed Graff informed the district's school board Wednesday that he will leave his position at the end of June.
A Minneapolis man is facing multiple felony charges for his alleged role in carjacking a man downtown earlier this month, kidnapping him, holding him hostage for several hours in an abandoned gas station, and beating him until he gave up his bank account information.
Charges will not be filed against a northern Minnesota deputy who said he shot a suspected robber who was dragging him from an ATV last fall.
The Target Center is getting made over for the best in college basketball. A crew of 200 from ESPN is getting everything ready to broadcast the games to millions of viewers nationwide.
Minnesotans know it can snow in late March and early April, but it doesn't mean they have to like it.
A Twin Cities teenager is facing murder charges for allegedly shooting a man in the head last spring at a north Minneapolis gas station.
Darrell Brooks Jr.'s trial is slated to begin Oct. 3 and run all that month. His attorneys told Waukesha County Circuit Judge Jennifer Dorow during a hearing that the time frame is unrealistic.
Sen. David Tomassoni, 69, of Chisholm, took up the cause after disclosing last year that he had ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. His case has progressed rapidly, forcing him to participate in most Senate business remotely this session.
A Florida man will stand trial in Minnesota this summer on human smuggling charges following his January arrest after authorities just across the Canadian border found four migrants who had frozen to death during a blizzard, according to federal court documents filed Wednesday.
A 36-year-old North Branch man faces a slew of charges in connection to a Monday evening incident where he allegedly violated an order of protection and shot at a car with an AR-style rifle.