The Turtles to play Minnesota State Fair Grandstand as part of "Happy Together" tour
The Happy Together Tour is once again making a stop at the "Great Minnesota Get-Together," and this time around features famous artists from the '60s and '70s.
St. Paul City Council meeting shut down by protests calling for Israel-Hamas ceasefire
Protesters representing the Free Palestine Coalition repeatedly came up to the microphone during public comment on a resolution over Como Zoo funding, only to switch topic to the war in Gaza, despite being warned by the council that they were outside the bounds of procedural rules.
St. Paul Library announces additional batch of limited edition "laser loon" library cards
The laser loon didn't make the cut as the new Minnesota state flag but it did end up becoming a popular library card. The first batch of cards went fast, so much so that the library decided to open it up for another run.
Bill would strengthen protections against "deepfakes" seeking to influence elections
Another election-related bill would expand doxxing protections against law enforcement and election workers. Doxxing is when someone posts someone else's personal information with malicious intent.
How much snow fell in the Twin Cities?
With the latest snowfall across parts of Minnesota during the latter part of Wednesday and into the overnight hours, we've now officially moved up a notch from our previous position of being on track for the least-snowy winter on the record books.
Legal Marijuana Now Party says DFL is trying to restrict voters' choices
Last week, the Minnesota DFL claimed the Legal Marijuana Now Party failed to meet the requirements to maintain major party status.
St. Cloud State launches a 5th cannabis course, this one in product development
St. Cloud State University is expanding its cannabis curriculum. All courses are listed as lasting for 24 weeks, at a tuition rate of $500 per month.
How to watch the Super Bowl on WCCO in the Twin Cities, Minnesota and beyond
If you couldn't get tickets to see the game in person, relax. You can always check it out right here on Minnesota's most-watched station!
Minneapolis Mayor Frey says comment that remote workers would turn into "losers" was a joke
When Frey said, if people stayed at home working for more than three months they risk becoming "losers," he says it was his way of having fun with the crowd at the Minneapolis Downtown Council Annual meeting Wednesday.
Vehicle strikes buggy carrying 6 in Pine County; 2 children hospitalized
The 2- and 4-year-old victims were taken to Children's Hospital in Minneapolis. The driver of the vehicle didn't sustain any injuries. The crash is still being investigated.
Minneapolis City Council passes veto-proof resolution calling for Israel-Hamas cease-fire
The resolution has been a topic of heavy controversy this week. It already went through at least eight amendments Tuesday, in front of a capacity-capped crowd of Palestinian rights supporters and local Jewish leaders.
Minnesota native Dan Wilson, of Semisonic, nominated for Oscar for best song
Wilson's song "It Never Went Away," co-written with Jon Batiste for the documentary "American Symphony," was among the five movie songs nominated for an Academy Award.
Over $10,000 in donated warm clothing delivered to Hennepin Healthcare for patients in need
From Nov. 27, 2023 to this week, Meet Minneapolis partner businesses and individuals worked to gather new, warm clothes to help patients who had greater need, especially at this time of year.
Lawmaker redoubles efforts to legalize sports betting in Minnesota in next session
Minnesota State Sen. Jeremy Miller (R-Winona) has announced his renewed intentions to make sports betting legal in Minnesota, after similar efforts missed the finish line last time around.
Janet Jackson's "Together Again" tour makes return stop at the "X" in St. Paul
According to the New York Times, Jackson's album received the most votes in the public nominating process.