4 Things To Know For April 3, 2016
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for April 3, 2016.
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Here's a look at the four things you need to know for April 3, 2016.
The ninth annual Somali Cultural Night was held on Saturday, celebrating Somali heritage.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton is banning state employees from nonessential travel to North Carolina because of that state's new law limiting official protections for gays and lesbians and transgender people.
The winners of the regional finals for the National History Bee are now getting ready to compete in the finals.
A 5-year-old Spicer, Minn. boy is in critical condition after crashing an ATV on Saturday, according to the Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office.
A man who assaulted a homeowner with a garden shovel was arrested after police found him driving the wrong way down a highway on Saturday.
Contenders in both parties bid for an edge in Wisconsin's primaries Tuesday.
The push for alimony reform has made its way to Minnesota. Supporters got advice from someone with experience on the topic on Saturday.
After more than two years of construction, U.S. Bank Stadium is just months away from completion. For the last two years, David Gunderson has spent nearly every Saturday morning tracking the progress of the new Vikings stadium.
Hundreds of community members turned out to show their support for a Minnesota hockey player paralyzed during a game on Saturday.
Police are investigating a suspicious death on the 1500 block of St. Anthony Avenue, according to Steve Linders of the St. Paul Police Department.
A seventh-grader from STAR Academy Homeschool in Rochester has won a statewide geography bee. Lucas Eggers took top honors Friday in the state-level 2016 Geographic Bee at St. Cloud State University.
A Minnesota Republican legislator who was cited last summer for making out with a fellow lawmaker in a public park says she won't run for re-election.
Owners of 119 Minnesota family farms beat the application deadline to be recognized as a Century Farm. The Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation is expected to receive more applications that are postmarked April 1.
If you missed the WCCO Saturday Morning show this weekend, here's a rundown of the highlights and links for more information.
