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WCCO first took the air 70 years ago. A whole lot has changed since then.
To help keep everyone safe, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources officers and other authorities will be increasing water patrols to crack down on drunken boaters.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding the public that Fort Snelling State Park will remain closed through the July 4 holiday due to extended spring flooding.
A St. Paul man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that happened Friday night on the city's east side.
Valleyfair announced Monday military members can attend the theme park for free over the July 4 holiday weekend.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a woman trying to flag down help after her vehicle became disabled has been struck and killed on a northern Minnesota highway.
With the first day of July comes a batch of new laws that are set to take effect in Minnesota.
Hundreds of people protested the Trump administration's immigration policies during a march through south Minneapolis.
Police ask that residents call 911 if they think property is in danger of catching fire or if someone is hurt.
Fixing broken lamps is a skill that's become increasingly rare over the years, but two Twin Cities ladies aren't just keeping the trade alive, they're doing their best just to keep up with customer demands.
Sunday storms came and went, but they'll be back in days ahead. WCCO meteorologists are tracking the potential for pop-up storms this week, including July Fourth.
President Donald Trump made history this weekend as the first sitting U.S. president to enter North Korea.
The Great Minnesota Get-Together, which attracts more than 2 million visitors annually, is alongside celebrations in places across the world including Taiwan, Russia and Kenya.
A 61-year-old man was seriously injured Thursday night when his ATV struck a deer, causing it to roll in rural Outing.
A plea agreement has been reached in the case of a former University of Minnesota employee accused of using school money to buy dozens of computers that he resold.
