Mounds View lifts precautionary boil water advisory
A precautionary boil water advisory has been issued in Mounds View Monday.
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A precautionary boil water advisory has been issued in Mounds View Monday.
Taylor Swift fans in Minnesota will be rooting for the anti-hero in person come next summer.
Holidazzle organizers have released new details about this year's celebration.
Two people are dead after a wrong-way crash on Interstate 694 in the Fridley area Monday night.
A printing press inside the business has apparently caught fire, producing what crews are calling an "excessive amount" of smoke.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Commissioner Cedric Alexander and other officials say the "data is pointing in the right direction" one month after the implementation of the "Operation Endeavor" public safety plan.
Since crime is an issue in so many Minneapolis neighborhoods, parents are looking for safe options for trick or treating Monday evening. WCCO's Reg Chapman spoke with one organization doing what it can to help.
In less than a month the holiday travel season will pick up, and airlines are anticipating a record number of flyers. But they'll also be trying to avoid the high number of cancellations we saw last spring.
Bryce Borca was last seen around 2 a.m. Sunday leaving the area of Coachman and Yankee Doodle roads in Eagan.
More than 160,000 Minnesotans have cast their ballots early for the midterms elections. With every day closer to Election Day, several races are getting tighter.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter will announce his pick for the city's next police chief Tuesday.
Some initial reforms have been tweaked or even rolled back after police complained that the new policies were hindering their ability to catch criminals.
Police in Minneapolis are investigating at least four different instances of fireworks being ignited and fired at structures and bystanders in and around the Dinkytown area over the weekend.
Minnesota is bringing in innovative technology remove "forever chemicals" from contaminated water in the east metro, pollution control officials announced Monday.
Typically, between paid on call, full-time and volunteer firefighters, the department needs 150 to 155 workers to be considered full staffed. But right now, Bloomington has 99.
