U of M's trend-bucking embrace of the pass to be tested
Max Brosmer's short-but-stellar stay shaped Minnesota into a dangerous passing team last season.
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Max Brosmer's short-but-stellar stay shaped Minnesota into a dangerous passing team last season.
The Gopher women's soccer team kicks off its season Thursday night at home against BYU. Marielle Mohs shares how they're leaning into the momentum built last year.
A dog named Nova is suiting up for a very special purpose: keeping a close eye on her human, University of Minnesota medical student Wesley Flint.
A dog named Nova is suiting up for a very special purpose: keeping a close eye on her human, University of Minnesota medical student Wesley Flint, who lived with Type 1 diabetes.
Girls hockey became a high school sport more than 30 years ago, but women have been playing in Minnesota long before that. And one woman has been the heartbeat of that movement since the 1970s.
Koi Perich is cashing in on his name and his game, and it could get bigger. He's established himself on defense and as a return man. If he can master the receiver position, he can grab some national spotlight. Ren Clayton has more.
Thousands of students and employees at five University of Minnesota campuses and research facilities may have the start of their school year interrupted, as members of Teamsters Local 320 have now filed their notice of intent to strike.
Scientists at the University of Minnesota say they've discovered more than a dozen different types of a mold known as "plant destroyers."
Scientists say they found more than a dozen different types of a mold that can infect your plants. Adam Del Rosso explains why our soggy summer isn't helping.
It's a hard part of life for all of us, but for some, pain is constant. In the U.S., nearly 21% of people live with chronic pain. It can be complicated for patients and doctors, especially when the source of the pain is unclear. A patient-doctor team from the University of Minnesota hopes to change that.
There's a large chance you or someone you know has some sort of disability. A federal funding cut puts a program aimed at supporting people with disabilities in jeopardy. Dr. Amy Hewitt, the director of the U of M's Institute on Community Integration and a professor in educational psychology, joins WCCO's Esme Murphy about her concerns.
For over 100 years, golfers have gathered at the University of Minnesota's course. But now, those times are ending.
This June, the University of Minnesota announced plans to sell Les Bolstad Golf Course, with the intention for the land to be re-developed. Ren Clayton spoke with some longtime golfers as they play their last few rounds at their home course.
From farmland to store shelves and, soon, your kitchen, produce is a healthy choice that sometimes needs a healthy rinse.
Georgia is known for growing peaches, Florida for oranges. But what about Minnesota? Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield explains why this cold climate is a hot place to plant.
"It's been a record-setting year. And last year was a record-setting year," said Interim Executive Director Lori Arendt.
The University of Minnesota's Raptor Center says a record number of birds are being brought in for injuries. John Lauritsen explains the reasons why and what people can do to help.
The University of Minnesota is known for making great strides in research. Dr. Branden Moriarity joins Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield on WCCO Sunday Morning at 7 a.m. to share a big announcement.
The university's Board of Regents approved the move last month; the $100-per-term fee will go to pay student athletes and help with "general cost increases" within the athletics department.
Copper is needed for many things we use every day, from wiring and plumbing in our homes, to appliances and electronics. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how a St. Paul business that uses copper is worried about rising prices, especially when it comes to clean energy technology.
In the wake of a deadly attack on Minnesota lawmakers, more than 100 volunteers with Students Demand Action will learn this week in the Twin Cities how they can lead the fight on gun safety.
On Sunday night, Rachel Banham led the Chicago Sky (5-12) with 20 points and six three-pointers, nearly resulting in a huge upset win over the first-place Minnesota Lynx. Ren Clayton recently caught up with the Lakeville North and University of Minnesota standout.
Sabrin Khalif has had a busy month. She just graduated simultaneously with an Associate's of Liberal Arts and Sciences and a high school diploma.
It's the time of year when students get a break. WCCO's Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield met one recent graduate who has only just begun.
Court documents show the teenager was charged with 10 felonies, including second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon.
