Officials Ask For More Time To Evaluate Water Gremlin Clean-Up Agreement
Officials say they need more time to review the third-party meant to monitor how Water Gremlin meets the conditions of its reopening.
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Officials say they need more time to review the third-party meant to monitor how Water Gremlin meets the conditions of its reopening.
Hennepin County prosecutors have charged a 22-year-old Minneapolis man with 13 felony counts of voting fraud.
Brisk, 41, was shot and killed by someone while he was out deer hunting on his family's private property in Belle Prairie Township on Nov. 7, 2016.
Rep. Ilhan Omar has officially divorced from her husband in Minnesota, just a month after she filed a petition saying there was an "irretrievable breakdown" in their marriage.
Kevin Poindexter, the former executive director of the Minnesota Republican Party, is now the Minnesota state director to help in President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.
Minnesotans are receiving letters in the mail that mimic the branding of Publishers Clearing House.
The state Senate is set to vote on two bills that would stiffen drunken driving penalties and potentially generate millions of dollars in new prison costs.
The Federal Reserve's trend of lowering interest rates is good news for anyone buying a home, but bad news for people saving money.
An albino deer was caught on camera in northern Wisconsin.
Krispy Kreme has given its blessing to the Minnesota college student who has been driving to Iowa to buy and then re-sell donuts.
If Minnesota's governor gets his way, state lawmakers will legalize marijuana next year. How could that impact our safety on the roads? WCCO traveled to Colorado to see firsthand the impact of driving while high.
With snow in the forecast, school districts are thinking about snow days in the months ahead. Some districts are already turning to online learning when schools are closed.
Monday morning for Lisa Patterson and her family went from typical to terrifying and unforgettable when she went to see why there was a loud sound at her front door.
A swastika and "other offensive graffiti" was removed from Concord Elementary School over the weekend, Edina Public Schools said in a statement to families. A coat of fresh paint now covers the graffiti on the playground shed, a post in a Facebook group affiliated with the area said.
One person is in the hospital with minor injuries after a house fire Sunday night in St. Paul. The fire, in the 100 block of Front Avenue, occurred around 10 p.m.
