New technology could change how we learn about shipwrecks
If you've been to Split Rock Lighthouse on the North Shore, you've likely heard of the wreck of the wreck of the Madeira. It crashed into the north shore during a brutal storm in 1905.
AG Ellison's lawsuit alleges Fleet Farm negligently sold firearms that ended up trafficked
In one instance, Ellison says Fleet Farm sold 24 guns to one individual in a four-month span in 2021.
3D technology allows all to see Lake Superior's most notorious shipwreck
Lake Superior is home to more than 300 shipwrecks. Each one is a reminder of the lives lost in our efforts toward progress.
Project "Heat's On" helps homeowners in need stay warm
Pipefitters from throughout the Twin Cities made 100 house calls Saturday but didn't earn a single dollar.
40 races, 40 finishes: Meet the 61-year-old who's never missed the Twin Cities Marathon
Knight grew up an athlete, but not necessarily a runner. Like many great stories, his marathon journey started with a bet from a friend.
Waiting, anticipating, stressing: Minnesotans with Florida ties brace for Hurricane Ian
"This is our haven, this is where we get away, and there may not be a house to go back to. There may not be a roof on the house," Steve Peters said.
"It's coming full circle": State leaders look to Indigenous communities for climate solutions
Members of Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources, Pollution Control Agency and Department of Transportation are turning to indigenous communities throughout the state for climate solutions.
"Find your heart's content here": Renaissance Festival welcomes thousands of visitors
Thousands of patrons passed through the gates of one of Minnesota's greatest time traveling experiences Sunday.
NOAA's Minnesota winter outlook will make you shiver
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association's latest outlook on the upcoming winter paints a grim, and potentially colder, view for much of Minnesota.
"Hobbit home" up for sale in River Falls, Wisconsin
Western Wisconsin isn't exactly the Shire, but a house is up for sale in River Falls that from the outside has the feel of a hobbit's home.
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Minnesota nurses return for last full day of strike
Wednesday marks the final full day of picketing for 15,000 Minnesota nurses during their historic strike. Check live updates.
Let's Skol: Vikings fans tailgate ahead of border battle clash
The Minnesota Vikings are just hours away from kicking off their 2022 season against the rival Green Bay Packers.
Xcel Energy Day of Service continues as volunteers plant trees
Dozens of staff volunteers from Xcel Energy visited the park that bears the company name Saturday, where they worked to plant close to 100 trees.
Commissioner to businesses serving as crime hot spots: "Do something better"
Gunmen shot nine people in the span of just five hours. Two of those people died, including a 16-year-old. WCCO spoke one-on-one with the new Minneapolis Community Safety Commissioner.
"We're at a breaking point": St. Paul fire chief proposes $3.8M increase for 2023 budget
"We're the busiest department in the state," said St. Paul Fire Captain and Local 21 President Mike Smith. "It's taken a toll on the women and men that serve every single day."