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WCCO anchors Frank Vascellaro and Amelia Santaniello played Progrum Password on KFAN on Friday afternoon.
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WCCO anchors Frank Vascellaro and Amelia Santaniello played Progrum Password on KFAN on Friday afternoon.
When WCCO legends Don Shelby and Mark Rosen were young up-and-comers in the newsroom, they watched the NCAA men’s basketball championship game together. That tradition continued Monday night, marking their 45th year as viewing buddies
Before the Minnesota Vikings' home game against the Detroit Lions Sunday, a battle cry took on a special, personal meaning to WCCO, and to many Minnesotans.
Former WCCO sports director Mark Rosen announced over Twitter Friday his acceptance to sound the Vikings gjallarhorn on Sunday to honor his late wife Denise.
Friday was a celebration of the woman who was a giver and a fighter to the very end. Surrounded by her favorite music -- Motown hits -- her favorite colors worn by some of her favorite people, her life was celebrated just how she wanted it to be.
Former WCCO sports director Mark Rosen says that his wife Denise has died, three years after being diagnosed with brain cancer.
Fans who attend Minnesota Vikings home games this season will be seeing a familiar face. On Wednesday, the Vikings announced a partnership with legendary broadcaster Mark Rosen.
Liz Collin sat down with some familiar faces who shared their favorite memories and the secrets to staying relevant in a now-crowded media field.
Rosie grew up watching 'CCO, interned here, landed a job and stayed. He's described his view of the Minnesota sports scene as "The Best Seat in the House."
Mark Rosen grew up watching WCCO, interned here, landed a job, and stayed for 50 years. Hundreds of viewers have written in to pay tribute to his legendary career in sports.
Minnesotans have welcomed Mark Rosen's sports coverage into your homes for nearly 50 years now, so we wanted to give his fans a chance to share why they've loved watching him.
Mark Rosen has given a lot of himself in service of Athletes Committed to Educating Students, or ACES. The nonprofit uses sports to teach math and social-emotional learning skills to fourth through eighth graders in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
After 50 years of reporting on Minnesota sports, choosing four moments that stand above the rest wasn't easy for Mark Rosen.
Mark Rosen is retiring from TV after covering Minnesota sports for 50 years at WCCO-TV. So, we thought it was fitting to look back at just how much sports in Minnesota changed and evolved since he began in 1969. Check it out below!
On Thursday, Jan. 10, Mark Rosen will retire from WCCO-TV after a legendary 50-year career here. We're looking back at some of the sartorial "choices" from his personnel file.
You're used to seeing Mark Rosen bring you the sports five nights a week here on WCCO, but there's a lot more that goes into his day before the three minutes you see on television.
Our retiring Mark Rosen will do the coin toss for Sunday's Vikings game as honorary captain.
From the Minneapolis Miracle, Minnesota hosting the Super Bowl, to Minnesota Twins' Joe Mauer's retirement, here are the biggest Minnesota sports stories from 2018.
Now's your chance to send Rosen your best wishes as he closes out a half-century's worth of storytelling here at WCCO-TV.
Gov. Mark Dayton has declared Monday, Dec. 10, 2018, Mark Rosen Day in Minnesota.
"There are no words to express the appreciation for the outpouring of support my family has received during this difficult time."
The Minnesota Twins have made an important new hire. Rocco Baldelli is the team's new manager. He is coming to Minnesota from the Tampa Bay, where he worked for the Rays. When Thad Levine and Derek Falvey were hired in November of 2016 to run the Twins front office, it was a matter of time before they would bring in their own "guy" to be their manager.
The Vikings announced that Everson Griffen will resume team activities on Wednesday.
During his storied career, Rosen has covered some of the biggest moments in sports history.
WCCO-TV in Minnesota sports anchor Mark Rosen weighs in on the weekend's biggest NFL match-ups, including the AFC title game rematch.
