How to watch: Ceremony for 5 young women killed in south Minneapolis crash
Five young women killed in a crash in south Minneapolis last week will be memorialized and laid to rest Monday afternoon.
Chaska man's legacy continues through organ donation, scholarships: "He keeps getting to live on"
In 24 years, Tom Costello made more of an impact than most do in a lifetime.
Minneapolis hearing aims to reduce crimes against Indigenous community
Parents of victims say they'd like to see collaborative training and want to see trauma-informed, Native liaisons on tribal grounds to better support and investigate these types of crimes.
With used car market still very hot, tips for auto shoppers
While people are starting to finally pay under sticker value, prices are very different from a few years ago. New and used vehicles still differ with a small price gap.
Woman promotes internet safety after assault from app-hired handyman
A Carver County woman is promoting internet safety after being assaulted in her own home by a hired hand she found online.
How far can $60 take you at a Twins home game at Target Field?
The Twins are back home for the next six games, starting Wednesday night against San Francisco. Meanwhile, professional sports are getting tougher to attend for families because of the expense.
How to save money at Twins games
It seems like professional sports are getting tougher to attend for families, but WCCO wanted to help you find deals.
Flooding in St. Peter area leads to 10- to 12-mile detours due to bridge closures
The Highway 99 bridge is a major crossing for people who live there, especially because there's already a detour to get across the river in town. Currently, the Highway 22 bridge is also closed for a project.
South Minneapolis neighbors say they want neither of city's MPD 3rd Precinct site proposals
The city did ask for the community's feedback through a survey and public meetings within the last few years. A survey conducted by the city shows that 75% don't want to see police enter into either building proposal.
Teenage playwright and director debuts musical at Blue Water Theatre Company
A local playwright is taking her work to the stage this weekend. Along with the show debut, Talia Segal is also making her directing debut.
Tips to save money on summer travel and activities
Come Memorial Day weekend, millions of Americans will head out on vacation to kick off the "unofficial' start to summer - and the travel that comes with it.
Minnesota lawyer-turned-magician shows it's never too late to pursue your passions
Chris Harristhal spent decades in a courtroom before realizing his call to do something else: magic.
H.S. students get first-hand demonstration of law process as MN Supreme Court takes cases on the road
Students in Richfield watched arguments in the case of Alejandro Cruz-Guzman vs. the State of Minnesota, a case that alleges racial and socioeconomic segregation within Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools.
More women plan on delaying retirement than not, study finds
On top of a inflation, experts see the gender pay gap, life expectancy and caregiving expectations contributing to slowing down a women's savings plan.
MDH encourages private well users to prevent contamination amidst flooding
As waters keep rising across Minnesota, so do the safety risks. But there's another flooding concern that state leaders are sounding the alarm on: healthy drinking water.