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Federal officials are offering a reward for information on those who set fire to two Minneapolis post offices during the nights of unrest following George Floyd's death.
After three months of closure because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minnesota Children's Museum will reopen on Aug. 1.
Hot and steamy weather has been the trend this month, but Wednesday's heat is expected to hit another level.
Brooklyn Park police are searching for a missing man in his 60s who suffers from dementia.
On Tuesday, Gov. Tim Walz said the state's goal was to get as many students as possible back in to the classroom buildings in a safe way this fall.
Edina health officials say they're noticing a dramatic shift in the demographics for who is testing positive for COVID-19 in the city, and they say young people don't seem to be getting it from places like bars or restaurants.
Two Minneapolis grocery stores damaged in the riots following George Floyd's death in late May will reopen to help communities struggling with access to fresh groceries.
Police are investigating after a 30-year-old woman was shot at a park in south Minneapolis.
Bad bacteria is shutting down some popular beaches in Minneapolis.
A crash Tuesday morning in the south metro resulted in a semi truck slamming into a pedestrian overpass.
"I know I caught well over 60 fish over 25 inches. And probably 150 to 200 walleyes total," TJ Harig said.
The University of Minnesota is reviewing its fall semester plans to make sure that international students aren't forced to leave the country under new guidance from federal immigration authorities.
WCCO begins an ongoing series, sharing the stories of some of the people lost in Minnesota and western Wisconsin to the pandemic.
A panel of African-American violence prevention advocates held what they call an emergency news conference to speak against the city council's push to dismantle the police department.
Another round of $130 billion of loan money is available to help small businesses during the pandemic.
