Taste of Minnesota wraps up Minneapolis reboot, drawing tens of thousands downtown
A revamped, two-day food and music festival in downtown Minneapolis wrapped up Monday night.
Foodies flock to the Taste of Minnesota in downtown Minneapolis
Thousands of people braved the heat Sunday to get to downtown Minneapolis for good food and music.
Bishop Harding Smith under investigation for possible wage theft
Eight former employees tell WCCO News that Bishop Harding Smith did not properly pay them for the hours they worked.
Teen stroke victim set to receive custom electric wheelchair from Gillette's Children's Hospital
In March, donation boxes raising money to buy Natalie Bolanos an electric wheelchair were stolen out of a friend's Minneapolis grocery store. After that story aired on WCCO News, Gillette Children's reached out to her family.
St. Paul man bikes, backpacks through 20 countries in 22 months
Adam Swanson got back last week from biking and backpacking through 20 countries during nearly two years on the road.
Gov. Walz among friends saluting fallen St. Paul firefighter Chris Parsons
Minnesota's bravest came together Wednesday to salute a longtime St. Paul fire captain who fought to make their lives better.
New Orleans police monitor explains what Minneapolis police can expect from consent decree
"I've seen change happen," David Douglass said. "I fully believe that we are entering a new chapter in terms of how policing occurs in America. These consent decrees really make a difference to people who have been harmed by these practices."
Minneapolis community group celebrates "Roof Depot" victory
A celebration took place Sunday for a community-led effort to buy a controversial piece of property in Minneapolis.
AG Merrick Garland in Minneapolis Friday as DOJ investigation into MPD practices wraps
The results of the two-year DOJ investigation are expected to show that the Minneapolis Police Department has a history of using excessive force and violating the civil rights of citizens, especially Persons of Color.
Marvin Haynes, serving life sentence for Randy Sherer's murder, fights for information to prove his innocence
"You got to understand, I'm in a place with real murderers, real killers, real rapists," Marvin Haynes said. "So I had to maneuver and find a way to get through this stuff every day knowing that I'm an innocent man."
Florida couple moving to Minnesota due to newly-passed Trans Refuge Bill
A couple in Florida says they're moving more than 1,000 miles so they can build a better life in Minnesota.
3-year-old girl remains on life support days after wrong-way crash that killed her dad
A little girl is fighting for her life nearly a week after she and her father were in a tragic wrong-way crash.
$165M fix coming to dangerous stretch of Highway 65 in Blaine
Ten of Minnesota's 31 most-dangerous intersections are on Highway 65.
Barway Collins gets memorial statue in park he used to play in
Eight years after 10-year-old Barway Collins' body was found in the Mississippi River, a statue of him has been commissioned to stand in Becker Park in Crystal.
Want a free beer? Step up to help care for Minneapolis' urban forest
In Minneapolis, pledging to care for the "urban forest" could help quench your own thirst, too.