WCCO Investigates: Water Gremlin Finds Way To Continue Operating In Wisconsin
A WCCO-TV investigation found a manufacturing plant with repeated pollution violations has found a way to keep operating.
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A WCCO-TV investigation found a manufacturing plant with repeated pollution violations has found a way to keep operating.
Earlier this week, a WCCO investigation found construction delays are keeping the remodeled Goose Creek Rest Area near North Branch off limits. Now, the Minnesota Department of Transportation says incomplete work by the contractor will add to the wait.
More than a dozen residents from nearby homes were displaced. Six other structures were condemned as a result of the explosion, with 20 buildings total sustaining damage.
The explosions happen nearly every other day across the country, leveling homes and taking lives – just like the deadly blast that launched John Lundahl's house into the sky last November.
Donations help the Salvation Army serve the less fortunate around the world. But when the charity built a half-million dollar home for local leaders, some staff members started questioning where the money goes.
Customers say a deal on botox at a Twin Cities skin care clinic left them with less than flattering results.
A federal judge handed down a sentence to the owner of a Twin Cities credit repair business with a history of fraud accusations.
From snakes infesting a dream home, to controversial police shootings, to sexual harassment allegations, Minnesota encountered a diverse swath of stories in the year 2017.
A financial services consultant in the Twin Cities who was the subject of several WCCO investigations is pleading guilty to federal charges.
The state is now sending a message to any other parents who believe they may have been duped by a Burnsville dentist.
A Twin Cities psychiatrist, under the microscope following a WCCO Investigation, gave up his license to practice medicine.
A Twin Cities family wants answers after they believe a psychiatrist went too far in prescribing medications to their son and brother.
The lawsuit is the latest step in a failed home redevelopment project, a WCCO Investigation first exposed two years ago.
There are new questions about why a Minnesota credit-repair company got a fresh start, when it could be facing more money trouble.
After a WCCO Investigation, tough questions were asked Wednesday to the board that decides who practices veterinary medicine in Minnesota.
