Police come together to mourn fallen officer Jamal Mitchell
Two days after a fatal shooting of a Minneapolis police officer, the community came together to mourn.
Family, friends remember fallen MPD officer Jamal Mitchell's "big heart"
"It was a career that he wanted to pursue, and he chose that," said his stepfather, Dennis Edwards. "Like they say, he never turned away from people, helping people, or being there to serve with people."
Minnesota high school opens first-of-its-kind smudging space for students
Shakopee High School unveils the very first designated smudging space for students in the state, allowing for native students to participate in a long-standing culture practice.
4 hurt in shooting near North St. Paul's Casey Lake Park
A shooting at a Twin Cities park late Saturday night has left four people injured.
St. Cloud raid seizes THC products more than 100 times legal limit, police say
More than 30 pounds of illegal THC gummies, some more than 100 times the legal limit, have been seized from a local St. Cloud business.
Rare corpse flower blooms at Como Park Zoo and Conservatory
Lines were right out the door Thursday, as people waited two hours at Como Park Zoo and Conservatory, and it wasn't for a new baby animal.
Rideshare drivers celebrate deal struck by Minnesota leaders, but fight is far from over
An agreement was reached on Saturday night to keep Uber and Lyft operating in Minnesota and pay rideshare drivers more.
A black woman-owned brewery, the first of it's kind for Minnesota, is in the works
One woman aspires to open the first black, woman-owned brewery in the state
Minnesotans soak up above average spring warmth
WCCO's Jason Rantala catches up with Minneapolis residents using today's heat as an excuse to take advantage of spring.
Residents blame encampment for fatal shooting in Minneapolis neighborhood
Whitter residents tell WCCO they are convinced that Thursday's deadly shooting in broad daylight near Lake Street and Blaisdell is tied to a recent encampment that now touches the walls of their homes.
Students protest removal of Native song from northern Minnesota graduation ceremony
In a protest through songs, more than 50 students gathered outside Hinckley-Finlayson High School Wednesday afternoon, demanding a reversal to a school board decision to take a traditional Native song out of this year's upcoming graduation ceremony.
Fridley water main break costs homeowner more than $100K
A letter from the League of Minnesota Cities states that the City of Fridley was not negligent in regard to the damage to her home and that the city won't be responsible for paying damages.
Video shows pedestrian dodge rolling car after Minneapolis T-bone crash
A pedestrian was nearly struck by an out-of-control car after a crash in Minneapolis Tuesday night.
Celebrating a #Top10WxDay after drought-erasing rain
Nothing brings in the foot traffic to Sunnyside Gardens in Minneapolis' Linden Hills neighborhood quite like a #Top10WxDay.
Minnesota sports fans optimistic thanks to recent success of Timberwolves, Twins
The excitement for Wolves fans is palpable, as they move to the second round of the playoffs for the first time in twenty years.