150 Allina Health doctors start four-day strike
The strike will include OBGYNs, psychiatrists and critical care physicians at Mercy Hospital's Coon Rapids campus and Allina Unity's campus in Fridley.
Vikings fan optimistic as new season begins
A new NFL season brings renewed hope for Minnesota Vikings fans, who have another season to believe this could finally be the year.
$35M gift to Children's Minnesota believed largest in state
The money will fuel a 10-year push into precision medicine at a hospital system that treats children from before birth through young adulthood.
St. Paul police use drone to help rescue 5-year-old boy from pond
Police say a drone helped officers save a little boy's life Monday afternoon in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Minnesota AG says gang lawsuits helped keep State Fair safe
State Fair officials told WCCO late Monday afternoon that only nine arrests or citations were issued during the entire 12-day fair.
Shooting damages Minneapolis condo, raises safety concerns among residents
A stray bullet shattered a condo window and tore through a Minneapolis home, leaving residents shaken and reconsidering whether they can safely remain in the neighborhood.
U of M boosts police patrols as classes start following Dinkytown shooting
As tens of thousands of students prepare to start classes at the University of Minnesota on Tuesday, police are upping patrols.
Minnesota teen honored after helping stop alleged school shooting plot
A Minnesota teenager is being recognized for helping stop an alleged school shooting plot in Pennsylvania.
Minnesota State Fair removes anti-Trump crop art after artist receives threats
A spokesperson for the fair says the person who made the art asked to have it taken down.
Renowned Lowertown brewery to take over Lake Monster space
Barrel Theory co-owner Tim Johnson told WCCO that plans are in place for a light opening by late September, with a full opening by the first week of October.
FBI teen academy looks to draw next generation of talent
The FBI in the Twin Cities says they need to keep its numbers up to keep pace with new threats.
What Canada's retaliatory tariffs means for Minnesotans
Canada's finance minister on Tuesday says a set of retaliatory tariffs will target more than $27 billion of U.S. imports, including steel, appliances and dairy.
As Minnesota drought conditions worsen, relief remains uncertain
Minnesota's drought has reached extreme levels in part of northwestern Minnesota, as more than 88% of the state is now feeling the impacts.
Man charged with burglary in Minneapolis art theft
A Minneapolis man is accused of stealing $50,000 worth of art from a North Loop studio.
South Minneapolis pizza staple looks to rebuild after devastating fire
It's the latest blow for a business that weathered not only COVID-19 but the murder of George Floyd and the unrest that followed.