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."
COVID booster shots targeting omicron variants rolling out in Minnesota Wednesday
The doses are available to anyone older than 12 years old. Appointments are open at the state-run vaccination site at the Mall of America.
State Fair to increase law enforcement presence after Saturday night shooting
Minnesota State Fair attendees will see an increased law enforcement presence Sunday and Monday after a shooting Saturday night caused hundreds to flee the area in a panic.
"The most painful thing": Minneapolis man details monkeypox experience
Kyle Olson of Minneapolis says when he started feeling ill this past July, he thought he was developing yet another case of coronavirus – something he'd already dealt with twice.
"Viking Mississippi" to set sail from St. Paul Saturday: What does its $12,999 ticket get you?
The ship and its 386 passengers depart St. Paul Saturday, beginning a 15-day trek of the river.
'Pageantry and hospitality' headline Gopher gameday, while U works to crack down on nearby crime
Thursday was the Gophers' first home game since taking down rival Wisconsin 278 days ago. While it's a reason to celebrate, a surge in nearby crime since that point has drawn concern of University of Minnesota officials.
TSA K-9 Eebbers showered with toys, pets, and cake on his final day of service at MSP
Eebbers, a Visla/Lab mix has worked as an explosive's detection canine at MSP since 2015. During that time, he's worked with handler Jean Carney to sniff nearly every passenger coming through the airport's gates.
NWS: Several EF0 tornadoes moved through Twin Cities Saturday evening
One tornado moved near Harding High School on St. Paul's east side, and ended its journey near Goodrich Golf Course in Maplewood.
Uptown's Bebe Zito debuts "Pineapple Express" THC ice cream
At $50 a pint, Bebe Zito's 'Pineapple Express' features a pineapple base, with salted caramel-soaked pineapple upside-down cake mix-ins. It also contains 50 milligrams of THC.
Judge puts hold on North Dakota trigger law banning abortion
Beginning Friday, nearly all abortions are supposed to be illegal in North Dakota. But a judge won't let it happen just yet.
St. Paul community completes "The Tommy" workout in honor of firefighter lost to suicide
McDonough, a St. Paul firefighter from 2015-2020, took his own life exactly two years ago Wednesday, leaving behind a wife and two young children. He was just 28.
North Minneapolis block party places emphasis on physical, mental health
Thousands made their way through north Minneapolis' North Broadway Avenue Saturday morning and afternoon for a festival the first of its kind.