ASPCA: 48 Dogs Rescued From Grim Wisconsin Puppy Mill
Forty-eight Labrador Retrievers were seized Friday from an unlicensed breeder in western Wisconsin, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Forty-eight Labrador Retrievers were seized Friday from an unlicensed breeder in western Wisconsin, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Archery has seen its popularity increase in recent years thanks to notable pop culture appearances; whether in Panem at "The Hunger Games," Westeros from "Game of Thrones," or in Pixar's "Brave." All the heroes are masters of the bow and arrow. But at your pick for best archery range, you can just be, well, average!
Natalie Nyhus and Mike Augustyniak covered several exciting events going on this week on WCCO Saturday Morning – and here are the four that we think are top the must-see-must-do list!
The Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival ends with a documentary that should perhaps be required watching for any Minnesotan. Jack Pettibone Riccobono's work, which is presented by "Tree of Life" visionary Terrence Malick and produced by actress Natalie Portman, fixes an unflinching lens onto the lives of two Ojibwe men on the Pine Point reservation in Becker County.
Two people were found dead in a Ramsey home late Friday night, according to the Anoka County Sheriff's Office. Police were called to a home on the 16200 block of Azurite Street Northwest just before 11 p.m. on a report of a shooting.
If you missed the WCCO Saturday Morning show this weekend, here's a rundown of the highlights and links for more information.
In honor of the Purple One, John Lauritsen's Good Questions are all about Prince this week.
Minnesota authorities are declining to discuss whether any prescription drugs were found in Prince's home after his death.
Prince's cousin, Charles "Chazz" Smith, was not only family; he was a bandmate from the very beginning. "He's entered in the encyclopedia of rock," Smith said.
Fans flooded downtown Minneapolis for an all night dance party at First Avenue, a tribute Prince himself would have loved.
Prince died in Minneapolis, but the grief is being felt worldwide. A flood of tributes has poured in from all over the globe over the past two days.
A report from TMZ says Prince overdosed on Percocet just days before his death. WCCO investigates how the drug impacts patients.
It seems everybody has a Prince story, so it should be no surprise that another Minnesota icon has one. Longtime Star Tribune and WCCO Radio sports personality Sid Hartman met Prince prior to the 2007 Super Bowl.
Prince left us with countless hits, and allegedly a vault of hundreds of unreleased jams. In the aftermath of his sudden and shocking departure from Planet Earth, fans and newbies alike will be digging into his back catalog, eager to stumble upon unheralded gems.
A powerful feature debut from Belgian filmmaker Robin Pront, "The Ardennes" is a muddy, tense and stylish exploration into the relationship between two brothers living at the edge of society.
