Amidst grief, parents of 19-year-old killed at MOA urge tougher penalties, tighter security
For the first time, we're hearing from the parents of the 19-year-old Como High School graduate who was shot and killed last year at Mall of America.
MN Homeland Security: Raymond train derailment show improvements to hazmat response
CBS News Investigations found the likelihood of an accident involving hazardous and toxic chemicals is actually far greater on the roads, where you and your family drive every day.
Funeral for fallen Wisconsin Deputy Kaitie Leising set for Friday
The funeral has been set for fallen western Wisconsin Deputy Kaitie Leising, who was shot and killed over the weekend.
The next frontier: Stratospheric balloons reach new heights in U.S. only months after crisis with China
According to Nelson, Aerostar manufactures and launches up to 100 stratospheric balloons each year. The latest balloon being launched in nearby Hurley, S.D., is a research and development prototype that engineers think can travel for up to five months at 70,000 feet.
"I feel like I'm in the dark": Family of Uptown shooting victim waits for prosecutor to charge suspect
Khalil Bryant was one of three people shot on Feb. 15 in two separate but connected incidents. Bryant's family said the investigation moved quickly until the district attorney got involved.
Newly released footage shows 2021 traffic stop that left 2 brothers dead, 2 officers hurt
WCCO News obtained newly-released dash camera and body-worn camera videos that captured the moment a routine traffic stop turned into an ambush on two law enforcement officers in Wadena County.
FBI to lead internal review in case of man shot, killed by federal agent in north Minneapolis
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it will be leading its own internal review of an incident on Thursday in which an agent shot and killed a man in north Minneapolis.
"They just made it just a tad bit worse": What new rules on mortgage rates mean for those with high credit scores
In its announcement earlier this year, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said the changes are designed to level the playing field and empower buyers from marginalized communities to compete in the hot market.
Chorus of frustration after White Bear Lakes schools axes popular fifth-grade orchestra
There's a growing chorus of frustration in White Bear Lake after the school board decided to cut an elementary school orchestra program.
Joint funeral set for fallen Wisconsin officers Emily Breidenbach and Hunter Scheel
Shock has turned to grief in two Wisconsin communities following the shooting deaths of two beloved officers.
Large sinkhole appears on Minneapolis street, not far from infamous "Lake Chipotle" parking lot
Just when you think the roads are starting to look better in Minneapolis, a giant sinkhole in Uptown is causing quite a stir.
Minneapolis asks residents for more pothole patience
The city of Minneapolis recently promised to patch 200 potholes a day. But considering this weather, can crews make any progress?
Weekend travelers at MSP Airport face long lines, cancellations and delays
"We knew there would be some trouble, but nothing like we imagined," Summer Picha, of Plymouth, said.
MPD settlement agreement approved, altering the future of policing in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis City Council has given their approval to a court-enforceable settlement agreement that will alter the city's policing practices following the murder of George Floyd.
Minneapolis residents call on Hennepin County judges to hold more youth offenders accountable
Crime victims, and the community, got the chance to sound off to 17 Hennepin County judges Wednesday in north Minneapolis.