Debate growing over lawsuit challenging Minnesota PFAS ban
A lawsuit and social media posts have some concerned about an effort to dismantle Minnesota's PFAS ban.
Cordale Handy's family prepares for retrial in civil suit against St. Paul police
The family of a man shot and killed by St. Paul police say they are being forced to relive a nightmare during a federal civil retrial.
Residents ask Minneapolis leaders to find solution to encampment fires
Christopher Daniel has lived in the Phillips neighborhood since 2016 and feels what is being done to help unsheltered and sheltered residents in the Phillips neighborhood is not working.
Milestone for Kobi Co. as it celebrates 2 years at brick-and-mortar location
A local business, started during the pandemic, will soon celebrate two years at a physical location.
Over $906,000 raised for Home for the Holidays 2024 campaign
Around 12,000 people donated, with 337 donating to the campaign for the first time.
Minneapolis leaders reach a tentative deal with the Department of Justice on a consent decree
Minnesota's largest city has reached a tentative deal with the justice department that could bring wide-ranging police reforms in the new year.
Granddaughter of Vietnam veteran helps veterans experiencing homelessness
Emily Roth is the president of the Minnesota Children of the American Revolution and chose to help homeless veterans as her state project.
Native veterans face unique challenges after service. MACV is there to help.
Army veteran Delphine Littlewolf and her 7-year-old son Curtis have been living in her compact car for six months.
North Minneapolis cosmetology schools aims to cater to all skin tones and textures
A locally-founded cosmetology school in north Minneapolis is teaching beauty techniques for all skin tones and textures.
Andrew Luger reflects on time as U.S. attorney in Minnesota
The top federal law enforcement officer in Minnesota is stepping down in a matter of weeks.
MACV's Winter Salute at Target Field connects veterans to services, community
For the eighth year, WCCO is partnering with the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans in the fight to end veteran homelessness.
Army broadcast journalist credits MACV for getting her life back on track
Susan Budzyna Klein was exposed to life in the military at an early age. Klein traveled around the country with her dad before she joined the United States Army as a broadcast journalist and public affairs specialist.
Barnette reflects on first year as community safety commissioner
The leader of community safety in Minneapolis has been on the job for just over a year now.
Navy veteran finds help and hope from MACV
Navy veteran Robert Tassoni found himself homeless and hurting in the jungles of Central America.
Local brewery goes Medieval to raise money for charities
Under Pressure Brewing is encouraging patrons to give back in a creative way. They hold jousting tournaments for charity.