Minneapolis announces where first traffic safety cameras will be located
Minneapolis on Tuesday revealed where it'll be firing up new speed cameras come September.
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Minneapolis on Tuesday revealed where it'll be firing up new speed cameras come September.
The city is putting up five cameras as officials say speeding is their top traffic safety concern.
The Minnesota Nurses Association, which represents 15,000 nurses across 13 hospitals, says the new contract addresses staffing, workplace safety and fair wages.
Sun Country Airlines says a Minneapolis-bound flight was diverted back to Los Angeles overnight Monday after an engine emergency.
A combination of major road closures, rail maintenance and a high-attendance music festival is creating a perfect storm of traffic and transit delays in the Twin Cities.
Tekle Sundberg's parents, Cindy and Mark, say he was having a mental health crisis when police were called on him the night officers shot and killed him.
Pre-sale tickets hit the market on Tuesday for Paul McCartney's tour stop at Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium — and that had us digging into our vault. WCCO legend Don Shelby talks about how he managed to do something very rare in a 1993 interview with the music icon.
The Meeker County Sheriff's Office says Alexavier Flores was last seen at his home in Cosmos, Minnesota, in the early morning hours of July 6.
A man has been charged two years after the fatal shooting of a man outside an unlicensed nightclub in Minneapolis, police say.
Target's commercial unit employees are being asked to return to the office at least three days a week.
Illustrator Ron Brown, the current artist in residency at Minneapolis’ Midtown Global Market, visits WCCO with his daughter, YoYo, to discuss his art and upcoming free workshop.
What do you get when you mix a live music jam session, arts and crafts and video games, all under the glow of stage lights at a neighborhood venue? You get Flavor Jam at Minneapolis' Green Room.
A man is fighting for his life and another is in custody following a shooting late Friday night in south Minneapolis.
A man is in custody in connection to a late-night shooting in south Minneapolis, plus more of the day’s top stories.
The Minneapolis City Council approved a four-year contract on Thursday with NovoaGlobal, Inc. for its "speed and red-light camera enforcement system and citation issuance and management" pilot program.
Traffic cameras are likely coming back to Minneapolis. They were last used in 2005. The city says it's part of a commitment to end deadly crashes. WCCO's Frankie McLister details the new ordinance.
Those traveling around the Twin Cities this summer weekend should be ready to come up against some road closures. The Minnesota Department of Transportation is notifying commuters of a few new ones.
The Minneapolis City Council approved a four-year contract on Thursday with NovoaGlobal, Inc. for its "speed and red-light camera enforcement system and citation issuance and management" pilot program.
Minneapolis city leaders say a new approach to fighting addiction is working in its first year.
LaRohnda Danielle Latimer was last seen near her home on the 1300 block of Willow Street, according to the Minneapolis Police Department.
The Minneapolis City Council approved changes to its tobacco ordinance on Thursday, raising prices on e-cigarettes and tightening restrictions on retailers.
Suleiman Ali, 31, pleaded guilty on Thursday to one count of second-degree murder for the Oct. 30, 2013, shooting.
The annual event raises money for Doctors Without Borders, an international medical humanitarian organization that provides emergency care in more than 70 countries.
Gamers are throwing down in an action-packed week in downtown Minneapolis, playing games in a format called speedrunning, where gamers attempt to play through a game as fast as possible.
Get ready to pay more for a puff. The Minneapolis City Council voted to set a new minimum price for e-cigarettes. Adam Duxter shares why some are celebrating, and others say it could have the opposite effect.
