West Metro High School Crowns Students With Special Needs Prom King & Queen
Seniors Nate Ogreen and Sienna Hackbarth received the honor with their parents and a crowded gym watching.
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Seniors Nate Ogreen and Sienna Hackbarth received the honor with their parents and a crowded gym watching.
Doctors at a Twin Cities hospital have recently treated two children who fell out of a window, both of whom were under age 5.
Minneapolis police are asking for the public's help finding a burglary suspect.
A teenager is dead after a fiery crash in Maple Grove. The Minnesota State Patrol says the crash happened Friday night just before 10 p.m.
Violence erupted outside the Minnesota State Capitol Saturday after scheduled rallies drew counterprotesters.
Firefighters rescued a woman who was pinned under a train in northeast Minneapolis Saturday afternoon.
WCCO has learned wealthy Twin Cities businessman Dean Phillips says he will run for Congress against Rep. Erik Paulsen in Minnesota's 3rd District covering the western suburbs from Eden Prairie to Maple Grove.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker kicked off the 52st annual Governor's Fishing Opener by catching two walleye.
Thousands attended the Animal Humane Society's annual Walk for Animals Saturday.
Minneapolis artist Dave Geister can trace his inspiration to becoming a painter of historical events back to when he was a kid, and he's hopeful the talents he has honed over the years can forge that same interest in someone else.
The Minnesota State Patrol says alcohol was likely a factor in the death of an Eagan motorcyclist early Saturday morning.
A lawyer says Michigan's child welfare agency is moving to terminate parental rights in at least two Detroit-area families in an investigation of female genital mutilation.
A barking family dog may have saved the lives of a Red Wing family during a house fire early Saturday morning.
Federal regulators have closed Milwaukee-based Guaranty Bank, saying the bank is significantly undercapitalized and has not come up with an acceptable way to shore up its finances.
President Donald Trump's order to ease limits on political activity by religious organizations is being met with both enthusiasm and dread from religious leaders, with some rejoicing in the freedom to preach their views and endorse candidates and others fearing the change will erode the integrity of houses of worship.
