Home Team: How A Former Gopher Softball Player Is Making An Impact

A former Gopher softball player is passing on her love of the game and passion for important conversations.

4 Things To Do Today: Spring Flood Run, MN Horse Expo And More

Here's a look at the 4 Things To Do Today for April 16, 2022.

Finding Minnesota: Gooseberry Falls

Many people will recognize Gooseberry Falls near Two Harbors, but did you know the falls have changed a lot over the years?

Minnesota's First Jackpot-Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Ramsey Gas Station

One single ticket sold at a Holiday gas station in Ramsey is worth $106 million.

Minnesota Native Shares How He Escaped War-Torn Ukraine

The Princeton native was living and working in Ukraine.

Good Question: Why Can't Minnesotans Figure Out The Zipper Merge?

Why does the zipper merge seem so difficult for most Minnesotans? Heather Brown answered this Good Question last fall.

Duluth Priest's 'Bible In A Year' Podcast Tops The Charts

More than 200 million people across the globe have turned to a northern Minnesota priest for a sense of calm and peace.

Why Are Gas Prices Still So High?

U of M Carlson School of Management Professor Alfred Marcus talks about the reasons behind high gas prices.

Raptor Center Workers Find Old Bullet Inside Injured Bald Eagle

A bald eagle was hit by a car on Highway 101 in Plymouth Wednesday. Erin Moser's amazement over what she saw is understandable.

Plymouth Police Help Rescue Bald Eagle Hit By Car

The Plymouth Police Department tweeted that the bird was “accidentally clipped by a car while eating in the road.”

Taylors Falls Man Figures Out How To Grow Peaches In Minnesota

There's a man in Taylors Falls who's been experimenting with growing something we don't normally produce in Minnesota.

Lake Minnetonka Residents Chase Away Coyotes Threatening Their Dog

“They were looking to make breakfast of her,” Paul Schroepfer said.

Push To Diversify Girl Scouts Making An Impact In Minnesota

There's a serious purpose behind one local troop: to lead the way with some much-needed representation.

How Does The Ground Thaw? And Are We On Schedule?

We wanted to know: How does the ground thaw? And are we on schedule? Jeff Wagner learned gardeners can't get too excited just yet.

A Landlocked Lighthouse In Central Minnesota Trades Shoreline Views For Treetops

“He wanted to build the tree house and it took him about five years to talk me into it, I would say,” said Donna Lange.

‘It Really Brings Memories': Minnesota Man Who Lived Through War In Bosnia Shares Perspective On Ukraine Crisis

WCCO spoke with a Plymouth man who survived the war in Bosnia to lend some perspective on what Ukrainians are going through.

Gas Prices In Minnesota Jump To $3.66

The average price for a gallon of gas jumped 10 cents overnight.

North Minneapolis YMCA Holds Public Safety Meeting

Neighbors are uniting to find a solution to violent crime in Minneapolis.

Daunte Wright's Sister Among Those Detained At Courthouse Following Kim Potter Sentencing

WCCO's David Schuman reports Daunte Wright's sister, Diamond Wright, was handcuffed and taken away shortly before noon.

High School Sports Rally Spotlight Game: Standing Tall Against Racism

The Robbinsdale-Cooper Hawks are dealing with more than just a basketball game.

Woman's Nearly 80-Year-Old Valentine To Classmate Found By Grandniece

How about when one of your cards from the past is discovered in an antique store, and it was written nearly eight decades ago?

Here's Why You're Seeing Purple Street Lights In Some Metro Cities

But recently in some Twin Cities suburbs, neighbors are seeing purple for a different reason.

Nonprofit Hosts 2nd Annual Hackathon For Women In STEM

This weekend, the virtual nonprofit Rewriting the Code is hosting the second annual Black Wings Hackathon.

The Weather Extremes Of Como Park Zoo & Conservatory

Whether it's to escape the cold, or embrace it, the same goes for animals at the Como Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul.

‘Embrace The North': Sauna Culture Growing In The Twin Cities

In a portable sauna outsider her St. Louis Park home, Jennifer Chenoweth is seeking serenity — and it's steamy.

Meet Tina Hacker, 2022's Klondike Kate

She says this has been a big dream of hers since high school.

‘Rethinking How We Consume': A Store's Mission To Help People Live Sustainably

The Zero(ish) company, a zero waste shop and “refillery” in Minneapolis, is helping people cut down on what they put in the trash.

150 Years Of U.S. Military History On Display In Cannon Falls Machine Shed Turned Museum

“My cousin Tom was a Marine. My cousin Dan was a Marine. My cousin Billy was in the Air Force,” said Vince Cockriel.

Jan. 3 Powerball Jackpot $522M: Deadline For Tickets In Minnesota

An estimated $522 million jackpot is up for grabs in Monday’s Powerball drawing. What would you do with the winnings?

5 MN Kids Win $100K Scholarships For Getting COVID-19 Vaccines

Minnesota’s “Kids Deserve a Shot” campaign offered a slew of incentives, including gift cards, tickets to Vikings games and much more.

How To Keep Your Car Running In Frigid Weather

These bitter cold temperatures can lead to car troubles.

‘It Brings Us All Close Together': Neighborhood Gifts Memorial Tree To Family Grieving Lost Son

Driving by, you can’t help but notice the giant Black Hills Spruce on Highcroft Road.

Wright Co. Sheriff's Deputy Strikes, Kills 84-Year-Old Man While Driving To Medical Emergency

According to the state patrol, a deputy in a Wright County Sheriff's Office squad vehicle was responding to a medical emergency Thursday.

11-Year-Old Girl's Passion For Knitting Hats Is Helping Those In Need

“When quarantine first started, my mom got me a loom,” the 11-year-old from Orono said.

Pearl Harbor 80th Anniversary: St. Paul Vet Witnessed Attack Firsthand

On December 7th, 1941 news traveled fast of the attack on Pearl Harbor. But St. Paul’s Edwin Tjosvold witnessed it firsthand.

Caught On Video: Dog Returns Package To Delivery Driver

Nixon, an 8-year-old ivory lab, is popular with the regular delivery drivers in the area.

Officials Encourage 'Peaceful Protesting' During Kim Potter Trial

Brooklyn Center city officials say they're working to keep the peace as the manslaughter trial against former officer Kim Potter begins.

‘It's Just Too Easy To Live Life Alone': Residents Use Online Service To Buy Nothing, Meet Neighbors

There are three types of posts — give, ask, and gratitude.

‘It's Really Heartwarming': Minnesota National Guard Members Celebrate Homecoming

“We were in charge of the land-based Phalanx weapons system. Our primary mission was defensive assets of our particular location."

Partial Lunar Eclipse: Impressive Pictures Taken Of The Moon Event

Check out some of the captures below: — Mike Haberman (@Mhabs15) November 19, 2021 — StrollingShuttereyes (@strollingshutte) November 19 ...