New Ojibwe-language dub of "Star Wars" gets its first screenings
A brand new Ojibwe language dub of the epic space opera "Star Wars: A New Hope" is getting its first showtimes this weekend.
WCCO superfans celebrate 75 years of marriage
WCCO is celebrating 75 years of broadcasting, and we are honored to celebrate the 75th wedding anniversary of two of our super viewers.
State fair's 13th annual Military Appreciation Day honors military spouses
"The success of our military is dependent on the sacrifice and service of our military spouses and families," said Commissioner Brad Lindsay.
Lake Nokomis' two beaches still closed due to high bacteria levels
Despite the hot weather coming, some swimmers won't be able to enjoy the beaches at Minneapolis' Lake Nokomis due to high bacteria levels.
Mpls. father asks community for help after shooting of 4 kids in stolen car
A Twin Cities father is asking for community members to work together to make sure what happened to his child never happens again.
Hennepin County initiative targets youth auto theft, gun violence
The program is a new pathway for referral and intervention when police do not have sufficient evidence to submit a case for charging.
After shooting of 4 kids, police chief, county attorney's office trade blame
The Minneapolis police chief and Hennepin County Attorney's Office are pointing fingers at each other after four children were shot in a stolen vehicle on the city's north side over the weekend.
Nonprofit gives out 3,000 backpacks to kids for free
In Brooklyn Park, a grassroots effort by community members is helping relieve that financial strain off parents while providing a little fun for kids.
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Brazilian police arrest woman in connection to death of Minnesota businessman
Authorities in Brazil say the death of a Twin Cities entrepreneur in Rio de Janiero is now considered a murder investigation, and a suspect has been arrested.
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, the state's oldest Black-owned business, turns 90
For 90 years, the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder has been crafting community narratives and driving societal change.
Family reopens Sammy's Avenue Eatery after owner suddenly dies
Michael McDowell is training Uncle Sammy's nieces and nephews to keep the eatery open.
Woman nearly loses unborn child after eating deli meat containing listeria, claims lawsuit
A Minnesota woman, while traveling in Florida, nearly lost her baby after contracting listeria
Minneapolis day care worker had 1,200 images depicting child sex abuse, charges say
The 39-year-old man worked at Mount Carmel Child Care Center in northeast Minneapolis.
Talk of Gov. Walz's VP nomination spreads across Dakota County Fair
At the Dakota County Fair on Tuesday, you could hear the chatter about Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and his latest political challenge: being the Democratic candidate for vice president.
Minnesotans struggle to find secure housing due to rent spike, new report shows
A new report from the State of the State Housing found that median rent jumped by 8% in the last year.