WCCO's Bill Hudson To Host Reddit AMA On Your Yanez Trial Questions
WCCO-TV reporter Bill Hudson has been covering the trial extensively, and was at the courthouse when Yanez was acquitted.
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WCCO-TV reporter Bill Hudson has been covering the trial extensively, and was at the courthouse when Yanez was acquitted.
A Milwaukee jury has acquitted a former police officer of first-degree reckless homicide in the shooting of a black man last year that ignited riots in the city.
A group of dogs and puppies are being cared for at the Animal Humane Society after being rescued last week from a warehouse in Bloomington.
Bobby, Raleigh and Dennis Jenkins are resting up here in the Twin Cities before taking off for the next leg of their cross country bike ride.
You may have heard of the Manhattenhenge, where the solstice sunset aligns with certain streets for once or twice a year, but did you know there are spots in the Twin Cities where you can also view this phenomenon?
Attorneys for both Jeronimo Yanez and the Castile family reacted to the release of evidence on Wednesday.
"Twin Cities Pride has decided to forgo this part of the police participation in the parade for this year and respect the pain the community is feeling right now."
The Ramsey County Medical Examiner has confirmed the body recovered from a river in Fargo, North Dakota is that of a missing swimmer.
The Republican drive to roll back Barack Obama's health care law is on a collision course with a national opioid epidemic that's not letting up.
A pilot has been injured after crashing a plane in a field near the Mahnomen Airport Tuesday evening.
Iowa independents who helped Donald Trump win the presidency see last year's tough-talking candidate as a thin-skinned chief executive and wish he'd show more grace.
Uber is changing its tipping policy. Tipping was rolled out Tuesday in three U.S. cities, including Minneapolis.
There is more competition on routes than ever before leaving Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
New state fair foods get a lot of buzz in their first year, but do they last once something new comes along?
Brooklyn Center police say an apparent opioid overdose of two young women last weekend is a reminder of how important it is that witnesses in these cases call 911.
