Minneapolis man gets his stolen car back - with drugs, weapons, and a man's ID left inside
When he opened the car door inside the impound lot, he truly got a sense of the gravity of the situation.
Camden Collective provides relief for North Minneapolis residents experiencing food insecurity
The basement operation now serves thousands of northside families every month - all in just two hours a week, once a Saturday.
"Sacred Dessert" aims to unite middle school students
As part of the school's Black History Month programming, students were treated to a special sweet potato pie dessert during Friday's lunch.
Employees restrain active shooter at boat factory in Otter Tail County
Employees at the Lund Boat Company in northern Minnesota restrained an active shooter Thursday morning.
Minnesota nonprofits say earthquake victims need blankets, food, medicine
WCCO spoke with Questscope's Roy Moussalli, who is based in Damascus and who says they're trying to help people impacted by the earthquake as well and as soon as they can.
After "hectic, chaotic" start to ice fishing season, things smooth as ice in Twin Cities
While frigid temperatures had ice forming earlier than in years past, massive snowfalls, warming temperatures and even rain had the season looking like it was on rough ice just a few weeks back.
Police: 700 cars were stolen in Minneapolis in January
Police in Minneapolis say 700 cars were stolen in January, most of which were taken while the car was still running and a key or fob was left inside.
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Police: 3 found dead in Bloomington restaurant parking lot
Bloomington police are investigating after three men were found dead in a truck in a parking lot Wednesday evening. Police believe it was a murder-suicide.
Alan Page's "Testify" exhibit returns to Minneapolis Central Library for Black History Month
The newest display at Minneapolis Central Library aims to educate you, but also calls you to action.
University of Minnesota law professors test if AI program ChatGPT can pass their final exams
Some University of Minnesota law professors wanted to find out if the artificial intelligence program ChatGPT could pass their final exams.
"People are getting ripped off": How to pick up on and avoid an ice dam scam
Ice dams can create long-term headaches for homeowners. They can lead to flooding, mold and more. But companies looking to cash in on profit have started to offer ice dam removal services despite not having the proper tools or know-how.
"It's a challenge": 100 dive below White Bear Lake in world record attempt
White Bear Lake was the center of the ice scuba diving world Saturday, as hundreds from around the world set their sights on making history.
"It's a huge milestone": Community, family celebrate Chester Tollefson's 100th Birthday
While the event, hosted at Rise Inc's Spring Lake campus, was intended to honor Tollefson, it also honored his lifelong commitment to serving people with disabilities.
Officer shot in White Bear Lake; 33-year-old man taken into custody
At about 10 p.m. Tuesday, White Bear Lake officers tried to arrest someone at the Lakewood Hills apartment complex. At some point gunshots rang out and a police officer was hit.
Snow sculptures bring energy, creativity to downtown Stillwater
As the second-ever World Snow Sculpting Competition comes to a wrap Sunday, co-chair Sara Jespersen is still trying to wrap her head around how one event has come so far, so fast.