Professor Taviare Hawkins helps pave the way for Black women in STEM
Census data shows women are nearly half of the U.S. workforce but only 27% of STEM workers.
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Census data shows women are nearly half of the U.S. workforce but only 27% of STEM workers.
Curstin Hailey Pope, 18, died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen, according to the Hennepin County Medical Examiner.
While neighbors are thrilled the alley is finally passable, neighbors still can't access their garage because the front loader created very strong ice ruts.
WCCO has been broadcasting since 1949. And for more than half of that 73-year stretch, one employee has been behind the camera for thousands of stories.
Authorities have identified the man who died in a shootout with police officers outside of a Stillwater apartment complex on Saturday.
Two teenagers are in custody following a pursuit in a reportedly stolen vehicle in north Minneapolis early Wednesday morning.
Beginning Friday at 8 a.m., cars will no longer be permitted to park on the even sides of all residential streets in St. Paul.
Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday signed an executive order designed to protect gender-affirming health care access in Minnesota, a step he says will make Minnesota safer for the LGBTQ+ community as they face increased political attacks nationwide.
Two boats went up in flames along the Mississippi River in Inver Grove Heights on Tuesday evening.
We're currently in the 12th snowiest winter on record, but we may crack the top 10 as soon as Thursday.
The group is trying to meet their $25,000 fundraising goal to afford a dance competition in Las Vegas this June.
"My concern is the heart of this community is are veterans and senior citizens and they're fixed incomes, they're being priced out of their homes," Brey Mafi said.
It hasn't been decided whether Minneapolis will offer free off-street parking like a couple weeks ago, but officials say the warmer temperatures are helpful.
Like many downtowns across the country, the Twin Cities are hurting. The pandemic sent workers and visitors to Minneapolis and St. Paul home. But new cellphone data shows things are starting to rebound.
Born in 1917, Floyd Skinner has lived through two world wars, two pandemics and now, 106 birthdays.
