Walz orders third party to audit Medicaid billing at Minnesota DHS
Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday said that a third party will audit billing for 14 Medicaid services that are deemed to be "high risk" for fraud in Minnesota.
Former Mpls. Chamber of Commerce head facing federal fraud charges
The former head of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars, some of which was meant to help the families of three north Minneapolis children who were shot in the spring of 2021.
St. Paul leaders, residents unite to reject hate flyers found in the community
Despite the shock and hurt, community members gathered inside Bethlehem Lutheran Church to stand together and reject hate.
2 Molotov cocktails thrown at Minneapolis ice cream shop within 24 hours
An ice cream shop in northeast Minneapolis, built on inclusion, was targeted with a Molotov cocktail twice within 24 hours, according to police.
New LED lights in Dinkytown aiming to make Minneapolis area safer
There's new light shining on Dinkytown in Minneapolis tonight. It's part of a $500,000 initiative called "Dinky After Dark."
South Minneapolis man traces stolen car using AirTag
A south Minneapolis man has his car back Thursday night after it was stolen, all thanks to an Apple AirTag.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center set for $15M expansion
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota has treated over 22,000 wildlife patients so far in 2025, surpassing last year's total back in September. A $15 million expansion project is underway.
St. Paul art group preserves legacy of artist killed in shooting
During the 2025 St. Paul Art Crawl, the Lowertown Lofts Artists Cooperative is honoring the memory of an artist whose life was tragically and violently cut short days before last year's event.
Federal offer over immigration sparks outrage; concern among advocates
A new federal government offer is causing concern and outrage among immigration advocates.
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Federal government worker in Wisconsin braces for furlough amid shutdown
Around 18,000 federal workers in Wisconsin are unpaid and in limbo amid the government shutdown, including a woman WCCO spoke with on Monday.
Runners take on Twin Cities Marathon amid hot temperatures
The dog days of summer lasting into October made a 26.2 mile run an even bigger feat this year.
Minneapolis author aiming to help people battling drug addiction with book
Abdirahman Warsame of Minneapolis once felt alone in his fentanyl addiction. He hopes his personal story resonates with those battling an addiction that has silenced them.
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Man accused of posing as teen at high school says it is a "misunderstanding"
A 22-year-old man could face charges of fraud, forgery and unlawful conduct with minors after he allegedly enrolled as a student at a northern Twin Cities metro high school.
Man, 22, accused of posing as teen to enroll in metro high school
There is palpable outrage and calls for accountability after a 22-year-old man posing as a teenager enrolled at White Bear Lake Area High School in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.
How the government shutdown is impacting Minnesota so far
The federal government shutdown is already hitting home for thousands of Minnesotans. From postponed paychecks, to closed national parks, the fallout is growing.