How far could that $1.9B Powerball jackpot money go?
The Powerball jackpot has grown to an estimated $1.9 billion and the next drawing is Monday night. How far could that money go if won?
What Minnesota's old weather logs tell about this fall's extreme temperature swings
The all-time November high in the Twin Cities is 77 degrees. According to a log kept in the University of Minnesota's climate library, which stores logs dating back to the late 1880s, it was on November 1, 1933.
Minneapolis crews working to prevent repeat of St. Louis Park water main crisis
CBS News Minnesota is digging in - literally - to get answers about aging infrastructure and what's being done to prevent the next water main crisis.
"You're kind of in a panic": U of M students describe fear and sensory overload during fireworks attacks
A fireworks attack near the University of Minnesota hurt at least four people, including one student and sparked a public safety alert on campus over the weekend.
Ellison, Walz again reject criticism on alleged Feeding Our Future fraud
Attorney General Keith Ellison on Friday insisted his office did "everything we could" in how they handled the investigation into Feeding Our Future, the group at the center of an alleged $250 million scheme to defraud the federal government.
How did emergency alert tech go beyond intended targets Tuesday?
An emergency shelter-in-place alert issued Tuesday was intended for a small area in Roseville, but emergency managers are still touting its use and effectiveness.
Doug Emhoff, Jewish spouse of VP Harris, talks rise in antisemitism during GOTV visit to Twin Cities
The growing, if not delayed, outrage against Kanye West's antisemitism is provoking larger conversations about hatred against Jews in America, and the first Jewish spouse of a U.S. vice president has recognized this critical moment.
Target locks toiletries in cases at downtown store to prevent organized crime
If you're shopping for toiletries at the Minneapolis downtown Target, you might need to find an attendant to help you.
Minnesota, Wisconsin laws differ on in-school carbon monoxide detectors
It's long been known as the "silent killer," which is why the message from fire marshals is always loud and clear: carbon monoxide detectors could save your life.
Mall of America tests "weapons detection system" as part of new security strategy
MOA will soon join the list of major attractions and venues across the United States to employ metal detectors as an added layer of security against gun violence.
Buying OTC hearing aids? Here's why you should still see an audiologist
The FDA estimates 15% percent of adults in America experience hearing loss, and many of them don't even realize it's happening.
3 guilty pleas made in Feeding Our Future fraud case: "I want to tell the truth"
Three guilty pleas have been made in connection to a massive Feeding our Future fraud case in Minnesota.
Investigators, crime victims plea for help despite $1M+ in available cash rewards
WCCO-TV has learned at least $1.29 million is available in cash rewards for at least 41 unsolved crimes across the state, including homicides, assaults and vandalism.
Warm temps give you extra chance to follow these tips and save big ahead of winter
The weather and the calendar will match up again, and Minnesotans know what that's like and how to be prepared.
Police find four "ghost guns" during Coon Rapids homecoming game, 4 charged
Four teenagers face charges after police found multiple guns in the parking lot of Coon Rapids High School during Thursday evening's homecoming game.