Family of contractor killed on construction site desperate for answers
Pierre Mack's death is the fifth construction-related death in Minnesota this year and the first at a Minnesota Department of Transportation site since 2023.
After $1,500 taken from couple's savings, bank denies fraud claim six times
Credit cards often provide zero liability for fraudulent transactions. In contrast, bank accounts are the sole responsibility of the account holder.
Does the First Amendment apply in Jimmy Kimmel's suspension?
Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel's suspension is provoking several questions about the First Amendment, the right to free speech and what this controversy might mean for the future.
Annunciation students return to school for first time since shooting
It was a major milestone for the Annunciation Catholic School community on Tuesday as students returned to the classroom for the first time since the tragic shooting.
Bridging Minnesota provides struggling families with furniture
Bridging welcomes roughly 120 families every week to its warehouse. Manager Diana Dalsin says the organization needs enough donations to fill 15 truckloads every week to meet demand.
Man recounts Hamas' attack on Israel ahead of Twin Cities exhibit opening
Lawrence Badzin remembers exactly where he was on Oct. 7th, 2023, when the Hamas attacks began. His experiences in the aftermath of the attack have led to an exhibit opening in the Twin Cities that shares Israeli families' stories of resilience and hope while supporting rebuilding efforts a small community in Israel.
If Walz calls special session, here's what Republicans will prioritize
Republicans on Thursday unveiled their priorities should Gov. Tim Walz call lawmakers into a special session.
9-year-old describes hearing shots fired during Minneapolis school shooting
June Holine, 9, described hearing the gunshots as she sat in the back of Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Veterans and active service members saluted at the Minnesota State Fair
The Minnesota State Fair saluted veterans and active service members on Tuesday, drawing generations of soldiers, sailors and airmen.
Federal cuts push U of M food program to find new funding
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education at the University of Minnesota is looking elsewhere for financial help after new federal spending cuts.
Patients frustrated with closing of St. Paul pain clinic
The recent closing of a St. Paul, Minnesota, pain clinic is causing both physical and emotional headaches for patients.
Police officer's death puts spotlight on mental health
The Le Sueur Police Department on Monday announced the passing of Karl Haugen, 41, who the department said served the Le Sueur-Henderson community since 2008.
Big cuts coming to Minnesota DOC's K-9 program
The Minnesota Department of Corrections is drastically cutting its K-9 program ahead of the looming closure of Stillwater Correctional.
Minnesota firefighters return from battling wildfires in Canada
"Some of the worst I've ever seen by the sheer size of the fires," Joe Meyer, an advanced fire training specialist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, recalled to WCCO. "Just to see the walls of fire that were 100 feet over the treetops and a mile long and tearing through the forest up there. It was amazing to see it actually."
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty won't run for reelection
Moriarty is vowing to pursue and promote the policies she's championed, including with young adult offenders, for the remainder of her term.