Woodbury dental practice's closure shocks patients who paid up front for implants
"They require payment in advance of about $30,000," said patient Meg Omlie. "I want answers, I want my treatment completed."
TikTok star Josh Liljenquist helps man get hearing aids
His random acts of kindness often go viral on social media.
Recent robberies in Minneapolis part of a troubling trend involving teens
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara says his officers have been busy since a little after 10 a.m. Sunday, when the first reports of robberies began pouring in.
Youngest African American mayor in the U.S. visits St. Paul church
Jaylen Smith was 18 years old when he was sworn into office as mayor or Earle, Arkansas, a town of 2,000 people.
Shannon Gooden's ex-partner speaks out about what happened and how the kids are doing
Shannon Gooden's ex-partner, Noemi Torres, speaks with WCCO about the state of her family and children in the wake of Sunday's tragic events.
Shiloh Temple food shelf receives huge donations from Human Services, Cargill Foundation
With the help of a local nonprofit, Shiloh Temple raised millions overnight to help keep the doors open — and it's unique brand of community outreach — going at this North Minneapolis staple.
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Jamecia Bennett brings her life's work in jazz, soul and gospel in one-woman Ordway show
Bennett was just 16 when Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis helped her develop live music skills. Her studies continued under Grammy Award-winning Sounds of Blackness founder Gary Hines, but the legacy started even earlier, with family.
Man who killed 3 Minnesota first responders identified as Shannon Gooden
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has confirmed the name of the man behind Sunday's standoff in a Minneapolis suburb that left three first responders dead.
MPD video shows how officers apprehended downtown shooting suspect within minutes
Minneapolis police say surveillance video of a shooting outside of a downtown bar earlier this month helped them apprehend the suspect just minutes after he fled the scene.
St. Paul teachers overwhelmingly vote yes to authorize another strike
Ninety-two percent of St. Paul educators voted yes Thursday afternoon to authorize a strike.
Minneapolis police believe juveniles are responsible for a string of violent robberies
Police believe a recent string of robberies are being committed by people under the age of 18. However, police have seen an uptick in juvenile crime for some time now.
Northern Minnesota outfitters donate gear to help Minneapolis' unhoused community
Bauer says this is a humanitarian issue, and he and many others will continue to do what they can to help their neighbors.
More than 40 violent crimes reported over the weekend in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Police Department says it's investigating more than 40 violent crimes reported over the weekend. They say a majority of those are robberies at gunpoint.
A Minnesota native is embracing her life in the Space Force
The United States has a military branch few people know about: The Space Force.
Minneapolis Mayor Frey says comment that remote workers would turn into "losers" was a joke
When Frey said, if people stayed at home working for more than three months they risk becoming "losers," he says it was his way of having fun with the crowd at the Minneapolis Downtown Council Annual meeting Wednesday.