"Let's Chalk!" event kicks off in Monticello this weekend
We're on the WCCO Plaza with Chalk Artist Shawn McCann to find out more about a new event coming up this weekend.
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We're on the WCCO Plaza with Chalk Artist Shawn McCann to find out more about a new event coming up this weekend.
FBI Minneapolis officials are seeking help identifying a person of interest who went viral online as "Umbrella Man" during the unrest following George Floyd's death.
A former resident of Avivo Village told WCCO he felt safer living on the street, but the nonprofit says their model is working.
Somebody killed 23-year-old Gabriel Mendoza at a restaurant and bar in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood late Sunday night. Reg Chapman spoke with Mendoza's sister about how you could help them catch the shooter - simply by checking your phone.
Street sweeping in Minneapolis begins Tuesday, so double-check for "No Parking" signs before leaving your car on the street.
A small donation of beanies to kids in treatment at Masonic Children's Hospital a decade ago led to a movement.
Police said the shooting occurred at the intersection of Fremont and Lagoon avenues around 11:45 p.m.
Kirsten Mitchell went to the experts at Mother Earth Gardens in Minneapolis for tips to protect your garden and your yard during the changing temps.
Police say a man pointed a gun toward officers in Minneapolis's North Loop this weekend before they chased him down.
Queen Sonja toured the new expansion of the Norway House, which will be a community event center. They also revealed a new art sculpture to the Queen that will not stand outside Norway House.
Staffers at seven of the Twin Cities biggest condo buildings are starting their strike Thursday night.
Police are searching for the shooter who wounded a man early Thursday evening near downtown Minneapolis.
"A cool byproduct of it is by having people physically there, I do think that kind of signals to these local government agencies that 'Hey, people are watching. We are tuned in,'" said Jackie Renzetti.
Your neighbors are stepping up to be watchdogs, covering government meetings that rarely make the front page.
Minneapolis's new crime-fighting initiative is proving effective in its early days.
A post office damaged during the unrest in Minneapolis following George Floyd's murder has reopened for retail services.
Minneapolis police say they're searching for a murder suspect, and they want the public's help.
Minneapolis firefighters had to call in extra help Wednesday night to put out a fire at a grain elevator on the city's south side.
Minneapolis Area Realtors gathered Wednesday to issue an apology for the role their organization played for decades in creating housing inequality in the Twin Cities.
Police have released a graphic and chilling video in the hopes of catching a killer.
Police say the stolen SUV that the suspects were driving was found torched in south Minneapolis.
Is there a price tag for justice? WCCO has learned that more than $1 million is available in cash rewards right now for dozens of unsolved crimes in Minnesota.
Activists pushing for a pause on homeless encampment evictions in Minneapolis were met with opposition Wednesday.
MnDOT and other partners of the project are talking and listening to community members, but not everyone believes the state is committed to doing enough.
Communities United Against Police Brutality are planning on issuing a list of demands of the city. They also plan to request the Minneapolis City Council to "sign a resolution in support of a moratorium on raids of encampments and small camps."
