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SUV being chased by deputies nearly hits Roseville apartment building
There was an all-out, high-speed chase Wednesday night to try and stop a driver who was ripping through Ramsey County.
Minneapolis residents call on Hennepin County judges to hold more youth offenders accountable
Crime victims, and the community, got the chance to sound off to 17 Hennepin County judges Wednesday in north Minneapolis.
Finding Minnesota: Visit one of America's only baseball glove repair shops
Baseball fans are rejoicing. After a long winter Major League Baseball is back and the Twins will open the season in Kansas City. But here at home, a Minneapolis man is making sure players of all ages are ready.
President Joe Biden to visit Minneapolis next week
The White House says Biden will travel to the Minneapolis area on April 3 to discuss how his economic agenda has led to strong job growth.
Everything looking up for new Minnesota DNR EagleCam eaglet
Minnesota's DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
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SUV being chased by deputies nearly hits Roseville apartment building
There was an all-out, high-speed chase Wednesday night to try and stop a driver who was ripping through Ramsey County.
Minneapolis residents call on Hennepin County judges to hold more youth offenders accountable
Crime victims, and the community, got the chance to sound off to 17 Hennepin County judges Wednesday in north Minneapolis.
President Joe Biden to visit Minneapolis next week
The White House says Biden will travel to the Minneapolis area on April 3 to discuss how his economic agenda has led to strong job growth.
Everything looking up for new Minnesota DNR EagleCam eaglet
Minnesota's DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
Minnesota families who lost thousands to pool contractor Charles Workman applaud federal charges
Federal prosecutors just charged Charles Workman with defrauding homeowners of more than three-quarters of a million dollars in what they call a "swimming pool contracting scheme."
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Everything looking up for new Minnesota DNR EagleCam eaglet
Minnesota's DNR EagleCam just captured the first eaglet of the year over the weekend.
Minnesota families who lost thousands to pool contractor Charles Workman applaud federal charges
Federal prosecutors just charged Charles Workman with defrauding homeowners of more than three-quarters of a million dollars in what they call a "swimming pool contracting scheme."
"Every year is different": Hydrologists unpack rising spring flood concerns
The National Weather Service says that over the past seven decades, we've only seen between five and 10 years with this much snow water on the ground.
Talking Points: Are our banks safe?
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Esme Murphy dives into the cause of the bank's collapse and how local banks are reassuring their customers.
Returning to the dens to check up on bear population, researchers find precious surprise
Last winter, WCCO brought you into a bear's den in Minnesota's north woods. Erin Hassanzadeh and photographer Joe Berglove tagged along with Department of Natural Resources' black bear researchers.
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Anti-abortion Wisconsin lawmakers now eye Medicaid expansion
Low-income Wisconsin mothers could stay on Medicaid longer and will less paperwork under a bill that has gained bipartisan support in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Man charged with firebombing Wis. anti-abortion office due, in part, to half-eaten burrito
After nearly a year of searching, investigators used DNA pulled from a half-eaten burrito to capture the man they believe firebombed a prominent Wisconsin anti-abortion lobbying group's office.
Wisconsin lawmakers approve settlement with factory farm
The Legislature's finance committee has approved a $215,000 deal between the state Justice Department and a factory farm to settle pollution allegations.
Liberal outraises conservative in Wisconsin court race
The Democratic-funded candidate in Wisconsin's pivotal state Supreme Court contest has raised more than five times as much money as her Republican-backed opponent ahead of the April 4 election.
GMs for Packers, Jets discuss status of Rodgers trade talks
Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said he's not requiring a first-round pick in a potential trade sending four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets but added he'd want "fair value.".
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President Joe Biden to visit Minneapolis April 3
The Commander in Chief will be in the Twin Cities next week as part of what his administration calls the "Investing in America Tour."
President Joe Biden to visit Minneapolis next week
The White House says Biden will travel to the Minneapolis area on April 3 to discuss how his economic agenda has led to strong job growth.
Expanding background checks, "red flag" law still up for consideration in Minnesota Legislature
As the country reels from another mass shooting, gun safety advocates in Minnesota could score two key policy victories this session they've been pushing for years in the state legislature: Expanding background checks and implementing a "red flag" law.
FDA approves first over-the-counter version of Narcan to combat opioid overdose epidemic
The over-the-counter Narcan comes as a nasal spray, so it's easy to administer. It will be available in a pack of two, in case it takes more than one spray to reverse the overdose -- but in most cases, one spray is all you need.
Talking Points preview: Are our banks safe?
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Esme Murphy dives into the cause of the bank's collapse and how local banks are reassuring their customers.
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Expanding background checks, "red flag" law still up for consideration in Minnesota Legislature
As the country reels from another mass shooting, gun safety advocates in Minnesota could score two key policy victories this session they've been pushing for years in the state legislature: Expanding background checks and implementing a "red flag" law.
Bill at Minnesota Capitol would create new "organized retail theft" crime with stiffer penalties
"This bill is an important step forward to differentiate between that low-level shoplifting that we've had around forever and this new phenomenon, which is a real pernicious problem for our retailers," said Rep. Zack Stephenson.
Minnesota sisters Lindsey Uselding, Kirsten Meehan launch new HGTV renovations show
The sister act tackles emergency restoration and recovery projects for homeowners dealing with disasters on their new primetime show, "Renovation 911."
Minnesota's $100M lawsuit against e-cigarette makers goes to court
Minnesota prosecutors claim aggressive marketing hooked thousands of kids on e-cigarettes. The lawsuit was filed more than two years ago. Thirty-nine other states have settled cases against Juul.
Delta resumes flights between Twin Cities and Tokyo
The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) and Delta held a celebration Monday to mark the first flight in three years between Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and Tokyo-Haneda Airport.
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SUV being chased by deputies nearly hits Roseville apartment building
There was an all-out, high-speed chase Wednesday night to try and stop a driver who was ripping through Ramsey County.
Minneapolis residents call on Hennepin County judges to hold more youth offenders accountable
Crime victims, and the community, got the chance to sound off to 17 Hennepin County judges Wednesday in north Minneapolis.
Minnesota families who lost thousands to pool contractor Charles Workman applaud federal charges
Federal prosecutors just charged Charles Workman with defrauding homeowners of more than three-quarters of a million dollars in what they call a "swimming pool contracting scheme."
Teen to testify against co-defendant in Iowa teacher's death
One of two teenagers charged in the beating death of an Iowa high school teacher will testify against his co-defendant.
Woman shot in Cannon Falls, suspect found dead by law enforcement after hourslong standoff
The condition of the 26-year-old woman has not been released.
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Intergenerational yoga helps kids, elders get physically fit together
Both generations get physically fit through animal poses, along with stretching and breathing. The mental and emotional benefits may be even larger.
FDA approves first over-the-counter version of Narcan to combat opioid overdose epidemic
The over-the-counter Narcan comes as a nasal spray, so it's easy to administer. It will be available in a pack of two, in case it takes more than one spray to reverse the overdose -- but in most cases, one spray is all you need.
Anti-abortion Wisconsin lawmakers now eye Medicaid expansion
Low-income Wisconsin mothers could stay on Medicaid longer and will less paperwork under a bill that has gained bipartisan support in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
MDH launches new efforts to study long COVID
Health officials in Minnesota are bolstering their efforts to study long COVID via surveys of affected Minnesotans and the formation of a council of medical professionals.
FDA approves over-the-counter Narcan. Here's what it means.
The decision means Narcan can be available at convenience and grocery stores, but its price isn't clear.
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Twitter celebs balk at paying Elon Musk for blue check mark
William Shatner, Monica Lewinsky and other prolific Twitter commentators — some household names, others little-known journalists — could soon be losing the blue check marks that helped verify their identity on the social media platform.
Boyz II Men, Chaka Khan added to State Fair's Grandstand shows
More iconic artists have been added to this summer's Minnesota State Fair Grandstand shows.
Minnesota sisters Lindsey Uselding, Kirsten Meehan launch new HGTV renovations show
The sister act tackles emergency restoration and recovery projects for homeowners dealing with disasters on their new primetime show, "Renovation 911."
Gwyneth Paltrow lawsuit: When skiers collide, who is at fault?
The case could hinge on who the jury believes was the "downhill" skier, according to legal experts.
Wisconsin school bans Miley, Dolly duet from class concert
Administrators at a Wisconsin elementary school aren't letting a first-grade class perform a Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton duet promoting LGBTQ acceptance. Administrators also initially banned the song "Rainbow Connection" from The Muppets but later reversed that decision.
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Finding Minnesota: Visit one of America's only baseball glove repair shops
Baseball fans are rejoicing. After a long winter Major League Baseball is back and the Twins will open the season in Kansas City. But here at home, a Minneapolis man is making sure players of all ages are ready.
Paralympian Mike Schultz builds prosthetics for other athletes like him
Schultz went from elite snowmobile racer to two-time Paralympian snowboarder after an accident in 2008 required a leg amputation.
"Not been interested in meeting my value:" Jackson requests trade from Baltimore
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on Monday said he has requested a trade from the team after over a year of fraught contract negotiations.
Target Field debuts new tech for 2023 Twins season, including 76% bigger main videoboard
The Twins have also partnered with Evolv Technology to provide new express security screening where there is no need to stop, empty pockets or remove bags.
GMs for Packers, Jets discuss status of Rodgers trade talks
Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said he's not requiring a first-round pick in a potential trade sending four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets but added he'd want "fair value.".
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Talking Points: Are our banks safe?
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Esme Murphy dives into the cause of the bank's collapse and how local banks are reassuring their customers.
Talking Points preview: Are our banks safe?
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Esme Murphy dives into the cause of the bank's collapse and how local banks are reassuring their customers.
Talking Points: Are our banks safe? (part 3)
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Amid banking fears, two Twin Cities banks reassured their customers their money was safe. Banking leaders David Reiling, CEO of Sunrise Banks, and Jeffrey Wessels, President of Crown Bank, shared what they'll continue to do to protect their customers.
Talking Points: Are our banks safe? (part 2)
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. In 2018, former President Donald Trump rolled back provisions within the Dodd Frank Act, which protected consumers from actions by big banks. Esme Murphy asked Sen. Tina Smith, a member of the Senate banking committee, about why the regulations still in place failed to prevent the bank's collapse. Smith also discussed the safety of Minnesota's banking system.
Talking Points: Are our banks safe? (part 1)
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Professor Paul Vaaler, with the Carlson School of Management and the University of Minnesota Law School, explained the global domino effect triggered by the bank's collapse.
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Finding Minnesota: Visit one of America's only baseball glove repair shops
Baseball fans are rejoicing. After a long winter Major League Baseball is back and the Twins will open the season in Kansas City. But here at home, a Minneapolis man is making sure players of all ages are ready.
Son carries on late father's record-setting 100K hat collection
It took Bucky years to amass his collection. John Deere caps from Hawaii and Alaska are included, plus all the Canadian provinces and a variety of other countries. The entire cap collection got Bucky in the Guinness Book of World Records two different times.
The musical mission behind a Fergus Falls' abandoned hospital
The treatment center closed for good in 2007, but a few years ago it found an entirely new purpose, at least in the summer.
Raymond man's wooden models are getting worldwide attention
They are works of art made in a small town, held together by simple wood glue. Yet, they're starting to get worldwide attention.
One Minnesota town's twist on bowling may be right up your alley
You could head to your local bowling alley for a few frames and some fun, but why do that when you can bowl on a frozen lake in the wind and snow?
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What exactly is tritium? And when is it a health concern?
Last fall, at least 400,000 gallons of water containing radioactive tritium leaked from Xcel Energy's Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant.
What's the difference between "cold" and "hot" mixes for filling potholes?
From slowing and swerving, to slamming into potholes, this winter has dragged on – taking our roads with it.
What is the importance of a handshake? Does it still hold the same weight as it used to?
Several years into the COVID-19 pandemic, a strong and symbolic form of greeting people is making a slow comeback.
Student-athletes are taking advantage of NIL, but what is it?
If you've been watching any March Madness games, there's a good chance a lot of the players you're seeing have some kind of NIL deal.
Do frozen foods have as much nutritional value as fresh foods?
March isn't just a month to celebrate basketball. You might not realize it is also Frozen Food Month. Known for being cheaper and lasting longer, but is it as healthy as fresh food? Good question.
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Northern Lights over Minnesota: March 23, 2023
Many WCCO viewers shared stunning photos of Thursday night's Northern Lights, which could be seen practically across the entire state of Minnesota.
65th Grammy Awards - Red Carpet
The Grammys will be broadcast live from Los Angeles, starting at 8 p.m. ET Sunday, on CBS television stations and will stream live and on-demand on Paramount+.
Notable Deaths in 2023
A look back at the esteemed personalities who've left us this year, who'd touched us with their innovation, creativity and humanity.
NEXT Weather: Snowstorms of 2022-2023
It's gonna be a long winter, but thanks to WCCO viewers' photo submissions, it's also going to be a pretty one!
Peeking into the homes of Santa Claus, his elves
We've seen it depicted in countless Christmas movies, but now we're getting an inside look at where Santa and his elves live.
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NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report
Following a cold, sun-filled Wednesday, a storm system moves in on Thursday and a NEXT Weather alert will be issued for impacts on Friday.
What is Next Weather?
In Minnesota, weather can be all over the place. Here at WCCO, we want to give you what you need to prepare for what's happening next.
NEXT Weather: 6 p.m. report
WCCO meteorologist Chris Shaffer says a two-part storm will arrive Thursday afternoon, triggering a NEXT Weather Alert on Friday.
"Every year is different": Hydrologists unpack rising spring flood concerns
The National Weather Service says that over the past seven decades, we've only seen between five and 10 years with this much snow water on the ground.
NEXT Weather: 5 p.m. report
A system of rain and snow is going to be moving in on Thursday afternoon.
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NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report
Following a cold, sun-filled Wednesday, a storm system moves in on Thursday and a NEXT Weather alert will be issued for impacts on Friday.
Visit one of America's only baseball glove repair shops
Baseball fans are rejoicing. After a long winter Major League Baseball is back and the Twins will open the season in Kansas City. But here at home, a Minneapolis man is making sure players of all ages are ready.
Avenues For Youth holds fundraiser in Minneapolis for kids experiencing homelessness
WCCO’s own Shayla Reeves emceed a fundraiser Wednesday night in Minneapolis to help young people from age 16 to 24 find a safe place to stay in Hennepin County.
President Joe Biden to visit Minneapolis April 3
The Commander in Chief will be in the Twin Cities next week as part of what his administration calls the "Investing in America Tour."
Minneapolis residents call on judges to hold more youth offenders accountable
Crime victims and north Minneapolis residents had the opportunity to sound off on nearly 20 judges Wednesday night about the surge in youth crimes.