Minnesota nonprofit gives over 2,000 free bikes to kids in need
More Twin Cities kids will have a bike to ride next summer thanks to the nonprofit Free Bikes 4 Kidz MN.
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More Twin Cities kids will have a bike to ride next summer thanks to the nonprofit Free Bikes 4 Kidz MN.
A judge sentenced a Minneapolis man to more than 25 years in prison on Monday for killing a man and injuring another during a high-speed police chase in central Minnesota.
In the aftermath of a summer of gun violence in Minnesota, the push to put limits on semi-automatic weapons has stalled — but one group has not given up.
For the fifth year in a row, volunteers from Regents of Christ Assembly in Minneapolis handed out more than 150 turkeys, complete with all the fixings, to community members in need.
Tess Rada’s daughter Lila, 8, survived August’s deadly mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church and School in Minneapolis. Rada sits down with WCCO’s Esme Murphy to discuss her mission to strengthen gun laws.
Gerry "Jellybean" Johnson, founding member of the Prince-assembled funk band The Time, has died at age 69.
While Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis continues to heal from the mass shooting that happened in late August, a new effort is underway to support them.
It's been nearly three months since a shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church. Two children were killed and 28 others were injured. While the community continues to heal, a new effort is underway to support them. Ubah Ali takes us to Fridley where student athletes are dancing to bring change.
Rollin Nolen's BBQ has officially opened to the public, marking a major milestone in owner TJ Nolen's decadelong journey in the barbecue business.
The Minneapolis City Council is allocating $14 million toward nine affordable housing projects, officials said Thursday.
Minneapolis is expanding affordable housing and shelter options to the tune of $14 million ahead of the cold winter months.
We're just days away from the start of a new juvenile justice policy in Hennepin County. Prosecutors will screen youth crime cases to offer more options outside of court. Ubah Ali gives us our first look at one of the programs giving them a second chance.
The Community Emergency Services partnered with Second Harvest Heartland, the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association and GiveMN to provide hundreds of turkeys and other holiday staples amid rising food costs and SNAP benefit uncertainty.
Hundreds of families are getting some much-needed help with their holiday meal. Photojournalist Ray Campos and Elle Mohs show us the group effort it takes to make a difference in the community.
Get ready to see self-driving vehicles cruising across Minneapolis.
Waymo confirms it's now testing the self-driving vehicles in the Twin Cities. So, how long until you can hail one, and are they safe?
Self-driving autonomous vehicles are here in Minneapolis.
Police found evidence of gunfire and are continuing to investigate what led to the shooting. No one has been arrested.
Chef Sean Sherman, the James Beard Award-winning force behind Minneapolis' Owamni restaurant and the North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems, appeared Wednesday night on "The Daily Show" to discuss his new book, "Turtle Island."
Waymo, owned by Google parent company Alphabet, says "a mixed fleet of our Jaguar I-PACE and Zeekr RT vehicles" will hit the streets of Minneapolis starting Thursday morning in its efforts to "lay the early groundwork" for full service in Minnesota's largest city.
Target's third-quarter profit tumbled as the retailer struggles to lure shoppers who are being pressed by stubbornly high inflation.
Holiday shopping is underway, and new numbers show how Minnesotans plan to spend, and save, this season.
Many commuters know the Interstate 394 and Interstate 94 interchange seems to back up almost every afternoon. And you face the choice: should you wait in the back of the line or try to get closer and swoop in?
Police in south Minneapolis are investigating after a 16-year-old boy was injured in a shooting on Monday afternoon.
It's a situation thousands of Twin Cities drivers face daily. Many commuters know the part of I-394 in Minneapolis that seems to back up almost every afternoon. What should drivers do in a traffic backup? Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield found that it comes down to safety and ethics.
