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Dr. Quentin Gabor, a psychiatrist at the University of Minnesota, says it's possible for Minnesotans to experience some form of post-traumatic stress disorder, even if they've never stepped foot in New York City.
Undrafted in 1962, Tingelhoff played 17 years for the Vikings and was never sidelined once. His games started streak is the third longest in NFL history, behind only Brett Favre (297) and Jim Marshall (270). Philip Rivers tied Tingelhoff last season before retiring.
Minnesota lost four of its own 20 years ago on Sept. 11, 2001: Gordy Aamoth Jr. and Gary Koecheler were in the Twin Towers; Tom Burnett Jr. was on United Flight 93; and Master Sergeant Max Beilke died in the Pentagon attack.
One person is dead after a single-vehicle rollover crash in Becker County on Saturday morning.
North St. Paul's History Cruzers Car Show was canceled on Friday due to what police say was a "credible" safety threat.
For two Minnesota priests, 9/11 marks the day they nearly lost their lives.
Earlier this week, someone vandalized headstone at a Jewish cemetery on Christie Place in St. Paul. The caretaker arrived for work and found 30 grave markers pushed over.
"Nobody's a hero, we were just survivors," Scott Wallace said. "We were just trying to get out and stay alive, and by the luck of the plane hitting 12 floors above us."
Police in Moorhead are investigating a homicide that took place Friday evening.
President Biden announced the latest effort to combat the pandemic on Thursday, saying it's his job as president to protect Americans from the deadly disease. The president had previously urged businesses to adopt their own mandates late last month before taking this significant step in requiring them.
Twenty years ago, the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, affected Minnesotans in profound and various ways. To capture that impact, WCCO-TV invited a group of strangers to come together and speak about how they personally experienced the aftermath firsthand. Some of them shared their stories publicly for the very first time.
A Wisconsin teenager is being credited with saving his four sisters from a house fire. The fire happened on Monday in Webster. While the kids' parents were at the grocery store, the 13-year-old sprung into action.
Officers responded to a ShotSpotter and multiple 911 calls of shots fired around 9 p.m. in the area of the 2100 block of Glenwood Avenue. Witnesses said that they saw vehicles leaving the scene.
Police say they arrived to find David John Weston pinned under the bus and firefighters used airbags to lift the bus off of him. Police and the State Patrol are investigating.
Xcel Energy employees are dedicated to helping the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans in its mission to end veteran homelessness, by volunteering their time and talents.
