Warmer temperatures cause many to rejoice: "Today is a good day"
It's been a brutal few weeks of weather and after days of below-freezing temperatures, folks around Minnesota are finally defrosting Wednesday.
Massive Southwest Airlines disruption leaves travelers stranded
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is full of travelers who booked with Southwest, but the airline canceled 83% of its flights to and from the airport Monday, and 70% of its flights nationwide.
Dakota 38+2 memorial riders arrive on horseback in Mankato
A group of Dakota horse riders arrived in Mankato on Monday.
Liquor store worker who gave shoes to man walking with boxes on feet gifted new pair
Last week, WCCO's Beret Leone reported on the act of generosity of Ta Leia Thomas (otherwise known as "Ace"). The store's security camera recorded the whole thing as a man was first seen digging in the trash, then strapping boxes on his feet as makeshift shoes.
Touring "Les Miserables" cast features Twin Cities native
"Les Miserables" is on stage at the Orpheum through Sunday, and there's a Twin Cities connection front and center on stage.
Brooklyn Center liquor store employee gives her shoes to man walking with boxes on his feet
It happened in a matter of seconds – and it was captured on the store's security camera. First, a man is seen digging in the trash, then strapping boxes on his feet as makeshift shoes. Ace acted quickly, calling after the man, taking off her own shoes and giving them to him.
"Just a blessing": Minnesota pro female athletes overjoyed with Brittney Griner's release
Many are giving a sigh of relief Thursday, as President Joe Biden announced WNBA star Brittney Griner's safe return to the United States.
New restaurant The Shakopee House has history in its walls
When owners started renovating the old Dangerfield's, they discovered a treasure of artifacts in the walls.
Mobile fingerprint identification is a game changer for law enforcement
New technology for a southwestern Minnesota county is helping put those on the run from law enforcement behind bars.
People of Color Career Fair founded to tackle unemployment disparities
Unemployment rates are low in the state of Minnesota, but not for everyone.
Minnesota nurses hold vote on whether to strike again
Back in September, thousands of nurses went on a three-day strike, citing unfair labor practices. Union nurses say those issues have only gotten worse and they have yet to reach a contract agreement.
3M launches shipping materials made from recycled products
It's often called the most wonderful time of the year -- but it can also be the most wasteful.
Mall of America expecting thousands of shoppers on Black Friday
In addition to the shopping, visitors will also see the mall decorated in the holiday spirit, and there will also be live entertainment. Santa will also be visiting with families.
Edina Turkey Bowl tradition raises money for Union Gospel Mission
"We do it for fun, we do it for fellowship and we have a really good time," said organizer Ryan Engle said. "It's a traditional everyone looks forward to."
AG Ellison seek public comment ahead of possible approval of Fairview, Sanford merger
AG Keith Ellison said he wants more public input before anything is given the go-ahead. To get that input, his office is hosting a number of public forums.