Watch CBS News
His family says he still thought of himself as a teenager. He was a self-described tough guy from Eagan who survived the Vietnam War. But, Terry Klante lost his battle to COVID-19 in April at 75.
Reflecting the anxiety so many Minnesotans are feeling right now, Gov. Tim Walz was holding a news conference on COVID-19 relief when a middle school teacher shouted at him on Thursday.
Pollution officials want a better picture of the air toxics in Minnesota. Right now, companies with air permits voluntarily report them every three years, but not everyone is reporting.
State guidance says close contacts will be quarantined at home for two weeks if there's a known exposure occurs in a classroom.
The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra announced that their concerts through December 2020 have been canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The suit calls the officers' actions -- including pepper spray and rubber bullets -- blatant displays of excessive force, saying protesters were already dispersing.
A Minneapolis man charged with fatally shooting a pregnant woman is now facing additional charges following the death of the woman's 4-week-old infant.
At 1 p.m., the delivery driver pulled over and got out to look at an address. While he was out of the van, two men jumped into the truck and took off.
On Thursday, community leaders suggested ways to help the city recover after the civil unrest following the death of George Floyd.
Last week, WCCO showed you what life is like for people living on the streets in the downtown area.
The University of Minnesota announced an expansion of a clinical investigation to determine if "natural killer" cells can be an effective treatment for COVID-19.
Billy Campbell, of Minneapolis, died on July 29 of multiple gunshot wounds, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office says. His manner of death was listed as homicide.
A recent study from the University of Minnesota found no COVID-19 infections among hundreds of health care workers in the Twin Cities.
Authorities in Eagan are asking for the public's help in identifying anyone responsible for vandalizing the Community Center Tuesday night.
Minnesota health officials on Thursday announced 867 more COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths. Meanwhile, 14 more people need hospitalization.
