Business owner "very sad" after fire breaks out at home in south Minneapolis
Ayub Genemo says several businesses operated out of the building.
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Ayub Genemo says several businesses operated out of the building.
No one was hurt in the fire, but crews are still battling it Wednesday morning.
Firefighters are battling a house fire in south Minneapolis Wednesday morning that started in a dumpster before spreading to the home.
A fire in south Minneapolis Wednesday morning that began in a pile of debris spread to two adjacent homes, injuring two firefighters and leaving both residences uninhabitable.
Playfessionals is for any new Minnesotan who's seeking work-life balance, and an opportunity to connect with their new community.
With a 9-3 vote, the Minneapolis City Council showed its support in approving a ceasefire resolution – calling for an end to U.S. aid to Israel.
The resolution will go before the council for a final vote Thursday.
Two men were arrested — they both have criminal records, including making terroristic threats.
The lawsuit says that Lucas Bellamy died in agonizing pain after suffering for several days, as Hennepin County guards and medical staff ignored his repeated pleas for help.
The Taste of Minnesota is coming back this summer for its second year in downtown Minneapolis.
The city of Minneapolis says it is working to close what used to be the Camp Nenookaasi encampment due to a recent stomach flu outbreak.
Lake Nokomis froze over just in time for the 19th annual U.S. Pond Hockey Championships, which kicks off Friday in Minneapolis.
We have new video this morning after a car careened into a Minneapolis smoke shop.
It takes a lot to surprise sheriff's deputies but this weapon did the trick.
The temperature's drastic turn means a candlelight celebration will need to get creative. The Luminary Loppet kicks off in just under 2 weeks at Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. Ice is a major ingredient to achieve that magical glow. WCCO's Kirsten Mitchell explains how organizers are adapting, and what people can expect.
In June 2005, the Minneapolis Police Department enlisted some red-light cameras to cut crashes and save lives. They say it worked, but the Minnesota Supreme Court then unanimously decided that the cameras violated state law.
The city of Minneapolis wants to enlist some camera cops to cut down on crashes and traffic-related deaths. As our Erin Hassanzadeh reports, it's a program some of you may remember. We went into the archives to see how a similar effort worked in the past and what would need to happen this time around to give it another go.
The 22-year-old man will survive, but he has been hospitalized, according to the Minneapolis Police Department.
Authorities do not know how long the person had been there.
Reg Chapman gives us an inside look at one of Minneapolis' newest homeless encampments.
New rides are bringing some new found freedom to places like Lucy Craft Laney Elementary school in Minneapolis.
As a bout of bitter and deadly cold sweeps the U.S., millions of Americans are being told to dress in layers if they must go outside.
One of Minnesota's most iconic bridges will undergo a major renovation starting this spring, but crews have some prep work to do this winter.
Lake Nokomis froze over just in time for the 19th annual U.S. Pond Hockey Championships, which kicks off Friday in Minneapolis.
People who are yearning for spring and summer can check out the Minneapolis Boat Show this weekend at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
