Brooklyn Park chiropractic clinic staff working in fear after attack by group of teens
Employees of a metro business say they're being targeted, and terrorized, by a group of teenage girls.
Victim in mass shooting outside Minneapolis' Nudieland identified as August Golden
Police don't have an answer yet as to who started shooting at a Minneapolis punk concert last week, and neither do the people who came under fire.
1 dead, 2 injured in shooting at apartment building near downtown Minneapolis
A man is dead and two other people are hospitalized after a shooting at an apartment building south of downtown Minneapolis Sunday evening.
Wisconsin childcare providers brace for end of federal relief money
"As people learned during the pandemic, without childcare, without us, you don't have a workforce," said Simply Giggle Childcare owner Angela Norvald.
Family gifts late daughter's specialized wheelchair to boy with cerebral palsy after thieves stole his
A mother had her son's expensive, specialized wheelchair stolen while shopping for groceries. After WCCO shared their struggle, a family stepped up and offered hope through a heartbreak of their own.
Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara announces "unprecedented" reorganization of department, new leadership roles
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara held a press conference Monday afternoon regarding a major restructuring of the department.
Homegrowing 101: Minnesotans getting educated on growing their own weed
With marijuana now legal, Minnesotans aren't wasting any time beginning to grow the plant at home.
Thief steals SUV from Minneapolis parking lot, containing custom wheelchair for boy with cerebral palsy
"You can put it on the side of the road. Let us come find it," said Tamika Williams. "You don't have to say who you are or nothing, just give me back that chair."
Ricky Cobb II's family calls for state troopers involved in his shooting death to be fired, charged
A Minnesota family wants three state troopers fired and charged for a deadly shooting during a traffic stop.
Advocates argue amendment in Minnesota Constitution allows sale of home-grown weed
Most marijuana dispensaries likely won't show up until 2025, but some Minnesotans argue selling home-grown weed is, in fact, legal right now.
Burnsville officials announce plan to fix intersection that's seen 75 crashes in the last 5 years
Burnsville Mayor Elizabeth Kautz stood with Rep. Angie Craig Monday to announce a $3 million dollar federal investment in a construction project to redesign the intersection. The city still needs $25 million for the project.
Charges: Jermaine Baker shot dead by Lazarus Burns in Dayton's Bluff domestic assault
A man is dead after a shooting Thursday afternoon in St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff neighborhood.
Police: 2 children, ages 7 and 11, injured by gunfire in north Minneapolis
Minneapolis police are investigating an overnight shooting on the northside that injured two children.
Several Minnesota cities plan to adopt public marijuana ordinances
A number of cities are looking at adopting such ordinances, including Inver Grove Heights, Apple Valley, Prior Lake, Duluth and Lakeville.
Severe storm rips roof off North Hudson apartment building
"We've had some bad storms. Nothing ever like this," Ed Ratledge said.