Gusty winds, single-digit temps make for frigid Saturday
After the snow moved through southwestern Minnesota, Saturday will see frigid temperatures.
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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.
Researchers were hoping to deploy collars to seven male bucks and seven female does Friday morning, but the helicopter had to stop flying briefly due to thin ice, as researchers and deer were falling through into shallow water.
The Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet will now open on Jan. 27. The program will end as scheduled on Feb. 11.
Law enforcement arrested more than 2,400 people across the state in the latter part of 2023 for driving while impaired.
UnitedHealth Group turned in a better-than-expected fourth quarter even as medical costs soared 16% for the health care giant.
Seven days a week in three different parts of the Twin Cities, real-life treasure hunts are underway. Amidst a room full of things people have trashed, thrifters are looking for treasure.
Anne Meyer with the Minnesota Department of Transportation wants drivers to know strong winds and the extreme cold will make this a longer cleanup project.
Minneapolis police say two people were injured in a shooting in the East Phillips neighborhood late Thursday evening.
Minnesota Supreme Court Justice G. Barry Anderson announced Thursday he is retiring after nearly two decades serving the state's highest court.
When teenagers see a future in politics they might start with their school's student council. But a junior at a Twin Cities high school is diving into the deep end.
David Norris was a university librarian at St. Catherine's University. The 39-year-old was going on his walk around Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis when a driver hit him and took off.
