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Owners Aaron Meyerring and Stephanie Meyerring said new plans to redesign Franklin Avenue would disrupt their years of success.
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Owners Aaron Meyerring and Stephanie Meyerring said new plans to redesign Franklin Avenue would disrupt their years of success.
The City of Minneapolis is fighting climate change in a way no other city in North America is doing.
The Washington Avenue bridge connects Gophers from both sides of the University of Minnesota. It's also the site of several suicides since it was built.
The Washington Avenue bridge connects Gophers from both sides of the University of Minnesota campus. One local woman says her daughter also used that bridge to take her own life. Frankie McLister sat down with the mother begging for a permanent fix.
Minneapolis police are searching for the gunman who shot and wounded an armed security guard working with a community organization.
To the tune of clippers humming and the buzz of conversation, dignity is restored one haircut at a time. WCCO's Adam Duxter and Photojournalist Nick Lunemann show us what the buzz is all about.
Investigators say they've taken a significant amount of dangerous drugs off our streets. A big bust last week turned up fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine and cocaine — all in one man's bedroom. WCCO's Jason Rantala is in the newsroom with the suspect's alleged ties to Mexican drug dealers.
The City Minneapolis is fighting climate change in a way no other city in North America is doing. David Schuman looks at how a new facility will turn wood into something called biochar, and how that could drive down the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.
The shooting happened near 36th and Penn Avenues North, the same intersection that claimed the life of 6-year-old Aniya Allen nearly four years ago.
The Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery will be designated as part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.
Minnesota lawmakers are demanding answers following reports that several buildings in the state may be closed as part of a slew of federal cuts by the Trump administration.
From Life of Pi at the Guthrie to the Harlem Globetrotters coming to town, there’s a lot to do around the Twin Cities in March.
Jan Hagerman from the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity ReStore shares about the DIY upcycle challenge.
The Minneapolis Home and Garden is back at the Minneapolis Convention Center this weekend.
Investigators say a couple of kids caused a flight to make a big detour during a trip from MSP to Mexico.
Officials described the operation as "sprawling" and said it spread a "truly staggering" amount of drugs across Minnesota.
Minneapolis Park Police are investigating after five trees were illegally cut down and others were damaged by chainsaw near Cedar Lake last month.
The snowstorm is behind us but headaches remain for people who woke up to find their vehicles missing. People who left their vehicles on city streets overnight are likely making a trip to the impound lot today. John Lauritsen found some folks learning a costly lesson.
Two girls who were reported missing in a small Minneapolis suburb have been found, officials said.
Two girls who were reported missing in a small Minneapolis suburb have been found, officials said.
Bachman’s historic home on Lyndale Avenue in south Minneapolis is filled with the latest trends, fresh colors and plenty of botanicals. Karen Bachman Thull gives us a sneak peek.
Several cities in the metro area have declared snow emergencies Wednesday as a spring storm left behind heavy snowfall.
Did you remember to move your ride? Within the past hour, snow emergencies started in several cities. Ubah Ali is in Minneapolis where people are digging out to get on the right side of the road.
A big swath of Minnesota and Wisconsin is dealing with several inches of heavy snow on Wednesday, with crews busy at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport trying to keep things running smoothly on this NEXT Weather Alert day.
It's March madness on Minnesota roads as the state patrol counted more than 700 spinouts and crashes. The storm also shut down dozens of schools and cut power to thousands of homes.
