St. Paul group looks to help homeless with special beef sticks
A group of hunters who met for a yearly wild game feast are now using their resources to help the homeless.
Another forced move leaves homeless camp organizers "disgusted by the city of Minneapolis"
As police force the migration of another homeless camp, members are calling out the City of Minneapolis.
Jovonta Patton to play First Avenue's first gospel concert Friday night
Patton always dreamed of bringing the music that comes from his heart to the big stage in his hometown, and now that dream is a reality.
Minnesota soldiers prepare for deployment to Kuwait Thursday
Hundreds of citizen soldiers are about to head into a volatile part of the world.
Wild defensemen Jared Spurgeon visits St. Paul's Gillette Children's Hospital
Jared Spurgeon, Wild defenseman, stops by Gillette Children's to talk hockey and make the day a little brighter for his younger fans.
Minneapolis barber has provided haircuts to people experiencing homelessness for 18 years
For the past 18 years, a local barber has dedicated his talent and time to people experiencing homelessness.
How the Point-in-Time count helps community orgs connect with people experiencing homelessness
On Wednesday night, a national effort will check shelters, under bridges and encampments to get an accurate count of the number of people without a place to live.
Founders of Playfessionals create social opportunities for new workers in Twin Cities
Playfessionals is for any new Minnesotan who's seeking work-life balance, and an opportunity to connect with their new community.
Staying alive in Minneapolis' latest homeless encampment
Reg Chapman gives us an inside look at one of Minneapolis' newest homeless encampments.
Deep winter freeze creates issues for life-saving drug Narcan
This deep winter freeze we are experiencing is not good for the life-saving drug naloxone, or Narcan, used to reverse the affects of an opioid overdose.
Long time Minneapolis hardware store owner struggles with theft amid cold weather
WCCO's Reg Chapman spoke with the owners of a family-owned hardware store in south Minneapolis where theft is becoming a major issue.
1 year later, librarian David Norris' family searches for answers after hit-and-run death
David Norris was a university librarian at St. Catherine's University. The 39-year-old was going on his walk around Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis when a driver hit him and took off.
St. Paul police promote 2nd Indigenous sergeant in department history
Jessica Stiffarm was promoted Wednesday to sergeant after seven years on the force.
Gaza cease-fire resolution moves forward during emotional Minneapolis City Council meeting
A war raging half a world away is getting the attention of the Minneapolis City Council.
Target auctions hundreds of chairs, tables and desks at City Center location
It's the end of an era for Target corporate offices in downtown Minneapolis' City Center as office equipment makes its way onto the auction block.