MnDOT's 2023 "Name a Snowplow" contest winners: Blizzo, Han Snowlo, and more
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has revealed this year's winners of the popular "Name a Snowplow" contest.
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The Minnesota Department of Transportation has revealed this year's winners of the popular "Name a Snowplow" contest.
A 34-year-old Coon Rapids man faces a felony charge accusing him of stealing nearly $45,000 from elderly victims while working as a bank employee.
They say it's consistent with what other employee groups have accepted recently, and that they've declined a request from the union to continue mediation for a fifth day.
New video shows state troopers getting some help from Old Man Winter Tuesday evening.
U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger says Scott has a long criminal history including domestic assault and fentanyl dealing.
A 7th-grade history class, within South St. Paul Public Schools, has been learning about Bills HF274 and SF386, and the flag's history, and now they are taking on the idea of re-designing the state flag.
A 37-year-old Twin Cities man is charged with murder in connection to the shooting death of his cousin Monday morning at the Newport Transit Center.
State officials cleared an encampment near Hiawatha Avenue and Lake Street on Tuesday.
The Minnesota Senate overnight passed a bill setting new climate goals for Minnesota. It will require all utilities to offer 100% clean energy by 2040. Supporters say it's important to help curb climate change, but opponents argue it's too costly and unreliable.
Positions include ride operators, food and beverage, lifeguards and security. You have to be at least 16 years old to apply for most of the roles.
Food service workers in the Hastings school district walked off the job Tuesday morning, in a fight for better wages and benefits. The strike comes after months of failed negotiations for a new contract.
The Aldi store in north Minneapolis is closing its doors permanently.
This week, only on WCCO, reporter Reg Chapman and photojournalist Tom Aviles are tagging along as Minnesota National Guard Troops train in Norway.
"We are trying everything we can think of to smooth out those ruts," said Joe Paumen, director of the city's Transportation, Maintenance and Repair department.
"What we're talking about is the humane care and treatment of people who are entrusted into our custody," said Trista MatasCastillo, the chair of the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners.
