5 Years After Philando Castile's Death, His Mother Continues Fight For Families Impacted By Deadly Police Shootings

Valerie Castile says it feels like it was just yesterday that she lost her only son.

Good Question: Is There An Ideal Time To Water Our Lawns?

Heather Brown spoke to a U of M turf grass expert back in 2017.

Plymouth Police Ask For Help Finding Highway Shooting Suspect

Investigators say the deadly shooting happened Tuesday night on southbound Highway 169.

Man Rescued From Minneapolis House Fire

Authorities say the man was hospitalized in critical condition.

Hamel Rodeo Gets Underway This Weekend

Shayla Reaves spoke with Jennifer Nicholson, of Riata Ranch Cowgirl group, about the events taking place starting Thursday.

Rally Held For Winston Smith Outside BCA Headquarters: ‘We Want The Truth!'

Investigators say there’s no video of the shooting. Some activists and community members believe that’s a lie.

How Have DOJ Probes Impacted Other Cities' Police Departments?

Other cities have been there before Minneapolis. Newark and Baltimore police shared insight into the DOJ process, and what worked.

The Future Of Police Reform In Minnesota

Christiane Cordero reports from Falcon Heights on the five-year anniversary of Philando Castile's death.

Twin Cities Sees Deadly 4th Of July Weekend On The Water

The weekend drownings occurred after what had already been a deadly summer on the water in Minnesota.

Master Chef Junior Contestant Ariana Feygin On Recipes For The Holiday

Master Chef Junior Contestant Ariana Feygin shared simple ideas to prepare for the 4th of July.

DNR Warns People To Be Extra Cautious Lighting Bonfires, Fireworks And Grills Under High Fire Risk

Most of Minnesota, including the Metro, is under a high-risk fire warning due to current drought conditions.

Minnetonka Police Search For Missing Teen

The Minnetonka Police Department asks anyone with any information to contact them at 952-939-8500.

Boat Catches Fire On Lake Minnetonka

Police say they have seen several boats catch fire recently that have used gas cans to fill their watercraft with fuel.

Amid Drought, Minnesotans Urged To Skip Personal Fireworks

Due to the extreme and widespread summer drought, personal fireworks displays could easily ignite a wildfire.

July 5 Busiest Day Of Year For Minnesota Animal Shelters

Terrified by fireworks, more dogs run away over the 4th of July weekend than any other time of year. Here’s how you can find your pet.

Court Rules That MPD Needs To Hire More Officers

The court ordered the city and Mayor Jacob Frey to take immediate action to fund a police force of at least 730 officers, or possibly more.

Why Is It So Extremely Hot This Summer?

“We’ve had this persistent flow from south or southwest where the air is always hot this time of year.”

Lizzo To Return To Minnesota With Show At Treasure Island On Sept. 11

The Grammy Award-winning artist, whose music career first sparked in the Twin Cities, is scheduled to perform at Treasure Island Resort.

These Laws Went Into Effect In MN July 1

​​​Among the new laws is one that will pay more than $100,000 to Nicholas Peterson.

Vaccinated Minnesotans Can Win $500 Airline Voucher

A new winner of the "Safe Travels, Minnesota" program will be announced weekly for five consecutive weeks, according to a news release.

Minnesota House Passes Public Safety Deal Without Some DFL Police Accountability Demands

The DFL-controlled House on Tuesday amended the bill to allow “sign and release” warrants for certain low-level offenses.

Courage Kenny's Adaptive Horseback Riding Program Provides Unique Therapy

Spending time in nature can be therapeutic, and there are even more benefits on the back of a horse.

BCA May Reopen Deadly Police Shooting Of Terrance Franklin

In 2013, police shot Terrance Franklin multiple times, killing him. But Franklin's family always thought that there was a coverup.

Why Are Some People More Prone To Mosquito Bites?

For some, it's miserable. But for others, mosquitos, who suck human blood to help develop their eggs, are merely an unseen nuisance.

Gov. Tim Walz's Emergency Powers To End Thursday

"The COVID-19 peacetime emergency allowed us to respond quickly and effectively to the pandemic this past year," Gov. Tim Walz said.

35W Construction South Of Downtown Minneapolis To Wrap In Early September

Crews have spent nearly four years working on the highway between the crosstown and downtown Minneapolis.

Mother Mourning Teen Killed By Stray Bullet Says Son's Case Is ‘On Hold'

Seventeen-year-old Nicholas Enger, a young car enthusiast, was killed earlier this month while watching a street race in Minneapolis.

TCF Bank Stadium Expected To Change Names

TCF Bank Stadium is expected to change to Huntington Bank Stadium (0:21). WCCO 4 News At 10 - June 28, 2021

Given A Hot Housing Market, What Pitfalls Await Buyers Who Forgo Inspections?

It's the time of year when “For Sale” signs fill front yards. But good luck if you're trying to buy in Minnesota.

Minnesota Lawmakers To Debate Public Safety Bill

Christiane Cordero reports on the proposed compromise over police reform.

Minnesota Farmers Relieved Over Weekend Rain, But Aren't Celebrating Yet

“Just with the rain, you can see it's putting on new leaves since yesterday already,” said David Pfarr, as he inspected his soybean plants.

Finding Minnesota: At Duluth's Rose Garden On Lake Superior's Shore

Summer is officially in bloom, and that means flowers of all kinds are catching our attention.

MN Legislature's Compromise On Police Reform Leaves Out Key Proposals

Since the murder of George Floyd last year there has been a major push at the Minnesota State Capitol for police reforms.

St. Paul Couple Shares Video Of Brazen Porch Pirate

Ryan and Nicole Wynn say the thief stole Amazon packages while they were out of town visiting relatives.

Rural County Leads Minnesota In COVID Vaccination Rates

Here are the counties with the highest COVID vaccination rates in Minnesota.

MN Reforestation Project Will Battle Impacts Of Climate Change

The privately-funded project includes a site at the Split Rock Lighthouse State Park.

2 Teens Suffer Serious Injuries In St. Cloud Drive-By Shooting

St. Cloud Police were on the scene of 10th Avenue Southeast and 11th Street Southeast around 10 p.m. on Friday. 2 people had gunshot wounds.

Activists Say Pride Has Been Taken Over By Corporations

Pride has turned into a corporate-branded party where the rainbow flag has been co-opted for profit and PR.

About 75 Volunteers Search For Missing Man In Savage

Keegan Oyugi, 26, was last seen in Savage two weeks ago driving home from a friend's house.

Derek Chauvin May Spend Much Less Than 22 Years In Prison

Offenders out on supervised release can be re-arrested and sent back to prison if they violate their conditions, David Schuman reports.