Records show JJ Legacy's financial struggles leading up to closure
WCCO Investigates uncovered new information about the abrupt circumstances leading to the school's closure, which was voted on by the school board on Jan. 5.
Law enforcement say suspect in University of Minnesota shooting threats has been arrested, all-clear is given
The Chippewa County Sheriff's Office says it was tipped off to a social media post on Thursday morning about a threat to its staff and U students. Deputies searched the suspect's home Thursday morning.
North Minneapolis' JJ Legacy charter school closing due to financial concerns
A north Minneapolis charter school is closing, with the authorizer saying it had "no other choice" due to financial issues.
Record wildfire season impacting air quality trends in Midwest, new study shows
New research suggests the record amount of smoke is either reversing or stalling several gains made across the country when it comes to reducing air pollution.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey looks back at "defining year" of 2023
Jonah Kaplan went one-on-one with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to talk about public safety and the challenges that remain.
Returning a Christmas gift? More stores are now charging for shipping, restocking
A survey found 40% of people plan to return at least one gift this year. And depending on what it is, it could cost you.
Ukrainians in Minnesota celebrate Christmas on Dec. 25 for first time
While reeling from a war of their own, Ukrainians are changing their holiday traditions. Showing up for Christmas mass on the morning of Dec. 25 was in itself an act of independence.
The supply is up and that "new car price" is stable if buyers are willing to pay
After multiple years of skyrocketing prices and interest rates, many car companies are starting to advertise financing specials with rates below 5%, some much lower than many banks and credit unions are offering.
An inside look at MSP Airport's lost and found office
There are belts, there are shoes, there are canes and pillows for the plane. People have also turned in a tea kettle, a walker, CPAP machines and a gorilla costume.
DLI seeks $2.4 million in back wages, damages from construction companies that worked on Viking Lakes project
During the investigative audit — which lasted from March 4, 2019 to June 5, 2022 — the DLI found 25 employees that hadn't been paid wages, including overtime.
"12 Days of Drones" gives drone pilots new rules to fly safe
Flying drones has become a popular hobby in the last decade. The FAA launched the "12 Days of Drones" program this holiday season to ensure everyone is safe from the ground up.
With incinerator's planned closure, what's the future of trash in Hennepin County?
There are plans to close the garbage incinerator in downtown Minneapolis in the next few years. So what's next for trash in Hennepin County?
Bloomington mayor, state officials look for solution should massive garbage incinerator close
A new state law may close a garbage incinerator responsible for the disposal of trash in several Minnesota counties.
Hennepin County commissioners set new timeline for closing Minneapolis trash incinerator
There could soon be big changes to how trash is managed in Hennepin County — and how much it will cost you.
Minnesota-based Just The Pill providing women with mobile reproductive health care
Just The Pill is an organization that offers reproductive health services to women via telehealth and a mobile clinic that its directors think will be a model for the future of this health care.