Minnesota Weather: Storms Featuring Strong Winds, Hail Sweep Through MN, WI
Though severe weather has mostly moved out of Minnesota Monday afternoon, the threat for storms producing heavy rain and small hail remains in western Wisconsin.
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Though severe weather has mostly moved out of Minnesota Monday afternoon, the threat for storms producing heavy rain and small hail remains in western Wisconsin.
Pain and outrage are reverberating across the country after two mass shootings occurred within hours of each other this weekend. The shootings have since sparked a discussion about mental illness, and health professionals say equating violence with mental illness has to stop.
It's the hippest way to get around the Twin Cities, and it's getting more popular by the day. There are more than 75,000 people who use motorized scooters and the numbers are growing.
The results are impressive, indicating as much as a 40% drop in patients experiencing delirium.
After two mass shootings within 24 hours over the weekend, many people are asking what they can do to get their voices heard. WCCO spoke to representatives with Moms Demand Action MN-- who advocate for solutions to address gun violence in the U.S.-- and Gun Owners Caucus of MN, who advocate to protect gun rights.
The man was riding up and down the driveway at his family cabin on South Finn Road in Lakeview Township when he lost control on his ATV.
A state appeals court has dealt a setback to environmentalists who challenged Minnesota's rules on hard-rock mining.
A new space in the heart of downtown St. Paul is giving more kids a chance to get on the ice.
The Standing Rock Sioux has requested a hearing on a plan by the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline to double the line's capacity. Tribal Chairman Mike Faith says in a letter to state regulators that doubling the pipeline's capacity increases the "consequences as well as the likelihood" of an oil spill.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is calling on the Republican-controlled Legislature to take action following a pair of mass shootings in Texas and Ohio. The Democratic Evers on Monday called for the Legislature to pass a universal background check bill and a measure making it easier to take guns away from people believed to be a danger to themselves or others.
Data shows opioid manufacturers distributed about 842 million pills to Minnesota pharmacies from 2006 to 2012, amounting to 156 pills for each resident.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Midwest Regional Office has been named as the state's first breastfeeding friendly federal office by the Minnesota Department of Health.
Police in Bloomington are investigating after a 47-year-old woman was stabbed and killed late Sunday evening.
A new study shows a significant number of American adults opt to skip breakfast.
Sweet sounds from street performers serenaded Twins fans as they exited Target Field Sunday afternoon, but it was a sobering sight snagged their attention. "Just a little surprised at first. I mean, I did a double take," said Jason Calabrese.
