Minneapolis families making memories in the snow
David Schuman caught up with several Minneapolis residents who embraced the winter storm Wednesday.
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David Schuman caught up with several Minneapolis residents who embraced the winter storm Wednesday.
If you braved the roads Wednesday, it's likely the worst part of your commute could have been from your driveway to the first main road you reached.
It's gonna be a long winter, but thanks to WCCO viewers' photo submissions, it's also going to be a pretty one!
More rounds of shoveling and plowing are in store for many Minnesotans this week.
A representative for the Marvel superhero was quoted as saying he was in "critical but stable condition" after an accident while plowing snow.
The National Weather Service said its map "depicts one of the greatest extents of winter weather warnings and advisories ever."
Highs across the state will be in the single digits below zero Friday, but feels-like temperatures will be as cold as minus-50 degrees into Saturday.
As the winter storm system exits Minnesota early Thursday, strong winds will enter, creating blizzard conditions in parts of the state and dangerous cold everywhere.
The impending snow has many heading to their local stores to get everything they need for the upcoming holiday.
In some parts of the state it could take longer to restore power, potentially Monday, and linemen from Kansas City will be coming to Minnesota to help.
Abimelec Garcia came across a school bus stuck in the snow in a residential St. Paul neighborhood Thursday morning, and he decided to help out.
Thursday's snow was unique because it was wet and heavy, which made clearing your driveway a little more challenging. In Shoreview, Julie Langley spent her off day still very much working.
A Weather Watcher in Duluth says people in the area are getting ready to hunker down for the snow, while in southwestern Minnesota, a Weather Watcher says they’ve just been experiencing rain.
Each area of the state is managing the storm differently, according to MnDOT’s Anne Meyer.
The storm system that passed through Minnesota Tuesday brought from 7 to 9 inches of snow right across the Twin Cities area.
A travel ban remained in effect in Buffalo on Saturday as the National Guard was called in to help clear the roads.
If you live in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ramsey County or Anoka Counties, drivers are currently going through training at a State Fair parking lot to learn how they will soon enough be plowing your local streets.
Twin Cities communities have begun declaring snow emergencies as a storm system hits Minnesota Sunday evening.
The Winter Solace also occurs Monday morning at 4:02 a.m., ushering in the first official day of winter.
A storm system is heading into Minnesota late Monday and early Tuesday, bringing with it rain, freezing rain, and a potential for shovelable snow.
A November storm has dumped as much as 10 inches (25.40 centimeters) of snow in Minnesota and whipped up damaging winds in Wisconsin where tens of thousands were left without power.
The Minnesota State Patrol says hundreds of crashes have happened so far during Tuesday's icy snowstorm.
After shivering through our coldest temperatures since last March, we'll get a warm-up Friday – served with an enormous side of snow.
Every major airline at MSP Airport will let passengers change flights for free during Friday's storm.
If you're going to go to battle against Jack Frost, you better come prepared.
