Aldi planning to open store in downtown St. Paul, city says
It's been nearly a year since downtown St. Paul has been without a full-service grocery store.
Some Minnesotans stranded in Mexico after violence erupts
Andrea Shapiro, a Minnesotan, spoke with WCCO from a hotel looking over the city of Puerto Vallarta on Sunday.
Holdingford Feed Mill a total loss after fire
The Holdingford Feed Mill in central Minnesota is a complete loss following a fire late Sunday evening, according to county officials.
Clergy arrested protesting ICE at MSP Airport share story: "It was holy."
Nearly two weeks after 99 clergy members were arrested and charged during a protest at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, three are sitting down to share their story.
UMN journalism students receive training for working in dangerous situations
Faculty members say Crisis Ready Media is meant to prepare students without pressuring them into unsafe situations, while reinforcing professional judgment and ethical responsibility.
Rebel loon design quickly becoming popular at tattoo parlors
A tattoo design inspired by Minnesota's state bird and the Rebel Alliance symbol from "Star Wars" is appearing on arms and legs across the Twin Cities, as some residents turn to art to express solidarity and community during a tense moment.
Sales rise at bookstore after resonating photo of owner at protest
Greg Ketter has spent nearly five decades selling comic books and science fiction novels at DreamHaven Books and Comics in Minneapolis. This week, his phone hasn't stopped ringing.
Roseville senior community honors 10 residents who are 100 or older
At EagleCrest senior living in Roseville, Minnesota, birthdays are common. Monday's celebration, however, was anything but. The campus gathered to honor 10 residents who are 100 years old or older, including three people who are 105.
Community members distributing free, 3D-printed ICE alert whistles
If you've been in the Twin Cities these past few months, there's a good chance you've heard the high-pitched tone of little plastic whistles used by protestors to alert others when federal agents are conducting a raid.
Minneapolis woman receives award for rescuing child at Bde Maka Ska
A Minneapolis woman is being recognized with a national lifesaving award after rescuing a toddler who slipped into Bde Maka Ska last Mother's Day.
Twin Cities Salvation Army looks to raise additional $250K by Thursday
The need for assistance has increased as families continue to face higher prices and fewer benefits from some state programs related to housing and hunger.
Twin Cities snowplow operator helps man navigating health struggles
A Twin Cities snowplow operator traveled to Oakdale on Monday to help clear the driveway of a man recovering from health issues.
Minnesotans share what they would do if they won the lottery
Some answers came quickly: mostly a new house or vacation. But as more people stopped to talk, a different theme began to emerge. Many said the money was not the point.
After 1 cat dies in house fire, man offers reward to find other
Ed Truskolaski and his former spouse said they have been searching the neighborhood daily, putting up flyers and signs with a reward and setting out makeshift shelters and carriers with food, straw and water.
Minneapolis College teams up with Toys for Tots to provide gifts for student parents
For many student parents at Minneapolis College, the holiday season arrives during one of the busiest and most stressful times of the year.