St. Paul Police Release Photo Of Hit-And-Run Suspect Who Struck Carolyn Edwards
St. Paul police hope a new clue can help them catch the driver who left a grandmother bleeding in the street.
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St. Paul police hope a new clue can help them catch the driver who left a grandmother bleeding in the street.
An inauguration event planned for outside the Minnesota State Capitol is getting pushback from some Republicans.
Sprinkled amongst the unsheltered are veterans; 35 percent of homeless in Minnesota served in the military. WCCO's Reg Chapman has been sharing their stories all month long.
The emergency room at St. Joseph's Hospital in St. Paul stopped receiving new patients Wednesday morning, as it prepares to discontinue emergency services.
A staple in her small Minnesota city, Cindy Novy's flower shop celebrated life's milestones for more than 40 years.
Minnesota health officials reported 2,019 cases of COVID and 66 additional deaths on Wednesday.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said Wednesday he wants to shut down a planned New Year's Eve party in Winnebago because it violates Gov. Tim Walz's executive order on activities that could hasten the spread of COVID-19.
As snow showers continue to fall Wednesday morning in northwestern Minnesota, authorities say they're responding to a number of crashes in the area.
Counties across Minnesota are preparing to launch more COVID assistance for small businesses and nonprofits.
A Wisconsin community will remember a fire chief lost to COVID-19 this weekend.
President Donald Trump's campaign asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to take its failed lawsuit challenging election results in swing state Wisconsin.
The rate of positive tests for COVID-19 in North Dakota rose to nearly 13% in the last day after hovering between about 3% and 5% during the Christmas holiday, state health officials said Tuesday.
Minnesota shared another dance with snow Tuesday as a winter storm system passes through the Midwest and through Minnesota.
In northwestern Minnesota, newer technology is being tested. MnDOT's research and training engineer, Tom Peters, calls it an experimental project.
Phase 1A is for 500,000 in healthcare and care facilities. That will likely take the whole month of January.
