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South St. Paul police are looking for help tracking down a bank robber who escaped Thursday after hitting the Wakota Federal Credit Union on Southview Boulevard.
The Minnesota Secretary of State honored four surviving members of the Congressional delegation who came from different political parties, but share a bond. They all worked to pass the landmark Voting Rights Act to reverse decades of discrimination at the polls.
It's that time of the week again, we're hitting the road and Goin' to the Lake on WCCO. This week, Frank Vascellaro and Natalie Nyhus are heading to Red Wing for River City Days. Dave Lee from 830 WCCO Radio will also be joining in on the fun.
There are lots of things to celebrate about Minnesota summers, but mosquitos aren't one of them. Now there are signs that the mosquito season is actually getting longer.
Two people found dead in a western Minnesota home Wednesday morning was the result of a murder-suicide, according to the Lac qui Parle County Sheriff's Office. Authorities were called at about 8 a.m. to do a welfare check at the residence of William and Shelley Walley, located in Madison Township.
The law enforcement arm of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service says it's trying to reach the Minnesota dentist who killed a protected lion while on a guided hunt in Zimbabwe.
Hundreds are expected to honor the memory of Mendota Heights Police Officer Scott Patrick Thursday. He was shot and killed during a traffic stop one year ago.
One of Minnesota's medical marijuana manufacturers has raised its prices after less than a month in business.
A federal bankruptcy judge has reaffirmed that victims of clergy sex abuse in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis must file their claims by Monday.
Monthly premiums for Minnesota's health care program for the working poor are increasing in August.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is holding its annual "Think Zero" weekend to raise awareness of aquatic invasive species. The campaign aims to reduce the spread of invasive species via a weekend with zero violations.
A new law will hit Minnesota drivers in their wallets if they text and drive. Starting Saturday, drivers could face a $225 fine for texting behind the wheel.
Sergeant Jesse Garcia died early Thursday morning after a battle with stomach cancer. Garcia was a 24-year veteran of the Minneapolis Police Department and was most known for being the department's former public information officer.
When Gov. Mark Dayton, top legislators and other public officials go before a federal magistrate on Aug. 10 to discuss Minnesota's embattled sex offender program, the assembly will be closed to the public.