Hospitals preparing for storm as emergency calls increase
Hennepin EMS says they usually average six calls an hour, but with yesterday’s falls, they got between 20 to 30.
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Hennepin EMS says they usually average six calls an hour, but with yesterday’s falls, they got between 20 to 30.
Adam Duxter shares how people are reacting to the upcoming winter storm and how we’re working to keep you informed.
Day two of the snow emergency just wrapped up for Minneapolis and St. Paul. For many, that meant grabbing their shovels, digging their cars out and moving them from one side of the street to the other.
If you feel like this has been a lot of snow--even for us--you’re onto something. It turns out it is record-setting.
Our Streets Minneapolis says sidewalks left uncleared is a concern. They're canvassing Minneapolis neighborhoods to get support for city-led snow removal.
A Delta Airlines flight had a safe landing Tuesday evening at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, before skidding off an icy taxiway.
It was rough going if you were out on the roads Tuesday, especially if you were traveling to the southwest metro.
Even in pummeled Buffalo, N.Y., the mercury is expected to rise above freezing soon. But many travel nightmares persist.
Search and rescue efforts continued Sunday in hurricane-ravaged Florida. One of the hardest hit regions was Sanibel Island, where St. Paul Park natives Deborah and Daniel Tilson moved about a year ago.
Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for the whole state, which is at risk of major flash flooding this week.
After wreaking havoc in Puerto Rico, Hurricane Fiona has made its way to the Canadian coastline.
Saturday marks one year since a strong storm blew through the Twin Cities and into Hudson, Wisconsin, devastating the riverfront city. One of the biggest losses was the Hudson Public Library.
Nearly 50-foot waves and tides up to 13 feet are expected as the dangerous storm brings hundreds of miles of hurricane-force winds.
Saturday morning storms brought heavy rain and lightning to many regions of the state.
WCCO meteorologist Mike Augustyniak explains why the Twin Cities saw some interesting clouds Tuesday night and why they looked the way they did.
