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With about 70,000 visitors in town, it only makes sense to wonder about the most popular Twin Cities tourist attraction.
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With about 70,000 visitors in town, it only makes sense to wonder about the most popular Twin Cities tourist attraction.
For some basketball fans, this weekend could be their first trip back to Minneapolis in 18 years. So how has the city changed?
A judge and attorneys excused seven more potential jurors Thursday in the murder trial for Mohamed Noor.
Minnesota's top Republican at the State Capitol Thursday declared gun safety bills dead for the year. That's after Democrats used a parliamentary maneuver to force a vote on gun control.
A Twin Cities mother says it's a miracle her daughter is alive after being diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor.
It's fair to say Auburn University is an underdog in the Final Four tournament. But the team with few expectations is part of a community that's overcome the most devastation.
Three North Mankato person have been hospitalized for a suspected heroin overdose within just 72 hours.
Attorney General Kieth Ellison announced his task force today, a 15-member team chosen to lower pharmaceutical drug prices in Minnesota.
Friday kicks off a weekend of hoops and fun. Downtown Minneapolis is all dressed up to party.
For all of you bargain hunters, WCCO found some deals right here right now in downtown Minneapolis.
Among the announced changes are a commitment from police to be more proactive about investigating sex crimes, and to undergo training for responding to them.
A 30-year-old St. Paul man learned he will spend 24 years behind bars for an assault that eventually led to the death of a 24-year-old Brooklyn Park man, according to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with two armed robberies in Apple Valley and Burnsville, according to the Dakota County Attorney's Office.
Many in Minnesota will be dealing with lots of work zones this spring and summer. The Minnesota State Patrol reminds everyone that speeding tickets are $300 in work zones.
Authorities have identified the victim of a suspected drunken driving crash in St. Paul.
