New album showcases rare Prince recordings
The vault is open. Recordings no one's ever heard, spanning 40 years of Prince's musical career, are now available on a new album called "Timeless."
Friends remember Minneapolis DJ Chaz Millionaire as community champion
The community is mourning the loss of Charles Dillon, also known as Chaz Millionaire, a longtime voice on the Twin Cities airwaves.
After Pig's Eye encampment closure, St. Paul officials are rethinking their strategy
Contaminated soil, still born births and booby traps. That's just the start of the list of concerns since St. Paul, Minnesota, cleared the Pig's Eye encampment.
St. Paul's plans to revitalize downtown with a community prosecutor and $15 million
Big changes are coming to downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, to improve safety and address abandoned buildings.
Minnesota expert shares guidance amid illnesses linked to alfalfa sprouts
An outbreak of E. coli and salmonella is linked to an alfalfa grower in Minnesota, health officials say. WCCO speaks with a food safety expert about the risks associated with alfalfa sprouts.
Man arrested after shooting at deputy and fleeing, sheriff says
A man was arrested Tuesday night after shooting at a Ramsey County deputy's car and then leading authorities on a chase through the Twin Cities, authorities said.
Woman pleads guilty in fatal wrong-way crash in Eden Prairie
Fifty-year-old Amanda Merriman pleaded guilty to one count of criminal vehicle homicide for the April 11 crash.
Elks Lodge in Minneapolis marking more than 120 years of community service
The Elks Lodge in north Minneapolis is marking more than 120 years of community service Friday through Sunday.
SE Minneapolis residents sound alarm over gatherings of armed teens
Condo owners say the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Second Street in Minneapolis turns into a war zone when darkness falls Thursday through Sunday nights.
Black Entrepreneur State Fair returns to Minneapolis for 7th year
For seven years, the Black Entrepreneur State Fair has provided a space for vendors to showcase and sell their goods in one place for everyone to experience.
Food scares prompt safety questions for Twin Cities farmers markets
Back-to-back tainted food outbreaks have a lot of people asking what's safe to bring home from the grocery store.
Mother searches for answers after son was shot, killed while helping friend
A mother who lost her son to gun violence wants to know who killed her son and why.
Hmong, Lao veterans who served U.S. in Vietnam War receive some military benefits
They were forgotten fighters. Now, 50-years later, a group of Hmong and Lao Minnesota veterans is finally being recognized by the state .
Minnesota cryptocurrency kiosk ban goes into effect Saturday
A new state ban on cryptocurrency kiosks will go into effect on Saturday, shutting down a tool that scammers have used to swindle $1 million from Minnesotans, officials say.
Washington County officials share how they track down online predators
The sex trafficking unit in Washington County, Minnesota, is making a huge impact with only a small number of people.