St. Paul woman changes manslaughter plea to guilty in 7-year-old daughter's fentanyl death
A St. Paul mother who previously pleaded not guilty to felony charges after her 7-year-old daughter died of a fentanyl overdose has changed her plea.
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A St. Paul mother who previously pleaded not guilty to felony charges after her 7-year-old daughter died of a fentanyl overdose has changed her plea.
Good news for Minnesota State Fair attendees: Ticket prices will not increase for the 2024 event, organizers announced Sunday.
Both were hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
Police in Minneapolis arrested a man Sunday morning after he allegedly broke into a home and threatened his child's mother, then went to another home and shot at officers trying to apprehend him.
As the war with Hamas continues to grab headlines, a Minnesota veteran wanted to see and understand what was happening with his own eyes.
It's a partnership with local cafes allowing Twin Cities goers to explore, sip and savor. Coffee lovers simply bring their booklet into participating shops and get a free coffee.
We have some brutally cold days ahead and it's crucial during this time that the unhoused have a place to go.
A local non-profit that aims to make sure children have warm heads and hands is getting help from a knitter in one of the most tropical places.
The firefighters and first responders who were at the Arkwright Saint Paul fire speak out for the first time since that night.
A man has died in the hospital weeks after he was shot in south Minneapolis.
After the snow moved through southwestern Minnesota, Saturday will see frigid temperatures.
Now that snow is here to stay, Minnesotans have their own ways of welcoming the fresh powder and the cold temps.
WCCO's Reg Chapman spoke with the owners of a family-owned hardware store in south Minneapolis where theft is becoming a major issue.
"(It) was a record-breaking year, the warmest on record (for the planet). And 2023 didn't break this record by a little. It broke it by a lot," said NOAA Climate Scientist Tom Di Liberto.
WCCO Investigates uncovered new information about the abrupt circumstances leading to the school's closure, which was voted on by the school board on Jan. 5.
