Minneapolis police believes armed robbery sprees near U connected
Minneapolis police say they're working hard to stop a "disturbing" rash of violent robberies in parts of the city.
Minnesota advocates rally against Trump's USPS privatization plans
Privatizing the USPS could dramatically change the way Americans receive online purchases and prescription drugs by mail.
Copper wire thefts a growing problem in Minneapolis
The city says they repaired the lighting in 2023 and 2024 around Lake of the Isles, yet the majority of the wire around the lake has once again been stolen.
Man, 28, charged in fatal stabbing of Mankato gas station employee
A 28-year-old man faces charges in connection to the stabbing death of a Mankato gas station employee early Tuesday morning.
Minneapolis federal judge played key role in releasing JFK files
While John Tuneheim said more records have been uncovered since the 90s, in addition to thousands more recently found by the FBI, he said don't expect anything Earth-shattering once the new information is released.
Minneapolis pulls violence interrupter contracts after alleged threats
The move comes after council members said the pastor threatened them and one of his team members ended up behind bars.
Arden Hills business owner forced to close shop's doors
The inside of Odds & Ends Again in Arden Hills is like a trip back in time, with vintage toys, phonographs and classic art around every turn.
Iron Door Pub isn't the only business leaving a popular Minneapolis neighborhood
For nearly 10 years, Iron Door Pub has stood at Lyndale Avenue and Lake Street. But now, it's shutting it's doors for good.
Electric Fetus owners say road improvements will hurt business
Owners Aaron Meyerring and Stephanie Meyerring said new plans to redesign Franklin Avenue would disrupt their years of success.
Authorities seize 10+ pounds of cartel drugs from Twin Cities home
Authorities recovered more than 10 pounds of drugs from a Brooklyn Center home Thursday and subsequently charged a man who said he entered the United States illegally to sell the drugs for a Mexican cartel.
Funeral held for St. Paul officer Felicia Reilly
The community gathered on Monday to honor the life of Felicia Reilly, a St. Paul police officer who died nearly 15 years after suffering injuries in the line of duty.
Khue's Kitchen reopens in St. Paul's MidCity Kitchen
Flames tore through what was supposed to be the first brick-and-mortar home of Khue's Kitchen back in August. Now, just seven months later, it has re-opened inside MidCity Kitchen.
Police find woman's body inside Hudson home following standoff
Police in Hudson, Wisconsin, say they made a shocking discovery following an hourslong standoff overnight Thursday.
UMN senior shows off snow-clearing robot
Last year, WCCO caught up with Max Minakov to show how his Roomba-sized bot could clear driveways. This year, it had a bit of a glow up.
Farmers say Trump's tariffs will have big impacts
In 2023, the US exported nearly $90 billion dollars in agricultural products to Canada, Mexico and China.