Minnesota Company Transforms Forgotten Vehicles Into Businesses On Wheels

For five years now, Otteson and his Colfax Custom crew have been turning forgotten vehicles into businesses on wheels.

Orfield Laboratories Is Home To The Quietest Room On Earth — But That's Not All

The inconspicuous little building on East 25th Street was once a famous studio called Sound 80.

What's Behind The Surge In Minnesota's Fatal Crashes This Year?

After one of the snowiest winters ever – drivers got a bit of a break this year. No snow and ice should make for safer driving – right?

Byron Buxton Returns To Center Field For Twins After Knee Trouble Kept Him Out For 1.5 Years

Byron Buxton patrolled center field for the Minnesota Twins for the first time in 554 days.

Macy’s To Close 150 Stores: Will MN Stores Be Affected?

The announcement came after the retail giant posted a fourth-quarter loss and declining sales.

Metro Churches Support Those Grieving First Responders Killed In Burnsville Shooting

Stacy Jadin comes from a long line of first responders and brought her sons from Prior Lake so they could all pay their respects.

Nikki Haley Hopes To Win Over Minnesota Republicans Ahead Of Super Tuesday

She brought her campaign to Bloomington Monday after a landslide loss to former President Donald Trump in South Carolina.

Minnesota's Political Parties Will Caucus Tuesday, 1 Week Before Primary

Voters will head to the polls in Minnesota's presidential primary one week from now, but Tuesday night, it's time to caucus.

Police: Altercation In South Minneapolis Led To "Ramming Of Vehicles"

Police say an altercation in south Minneapolis resulted in people ramming one another's vehicles early Sunday morning.

Minneapolis Police Investigating 2nd String Of Robberies In A Month

"A total of four robberies occurred here in the 5th Precinct, all in less than 18 minutes," Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.

Contagious Stomach Bug Spreading Across MN, Midwest: CDC

Minnesota and Wisconsin each have had five different norovirus outbreaks, the most in the country, according to the CDC.

MN Teacher, Track Coach Forced Girls Into Sex Acts: Police

A 29-year-old Winona Senior High School teacher and track coach is accused of sexually assaulting three teenage girls.

Minnesota Dog To Appear On "Dolly Parton's Pet Gala"

They say every dog has its day. And Wednesday just happens to be the day for one Twin Cities pup.

"Our Hearts Are Broken": Community Gathers For A Meal And Vigil In Burnsville

A crowd gathered outside the Burnsville police department Tuesday evening to let their emotions flow and honor the men they lost.

St. Paul Teachers Voting On Whether To Authorize Another Strike

After months of public negotiation sessions, the union and district jointly filed for mediation in December.

For A Third Time, Revenue Dept. Sends Rebate Checks To 128K Minnesotans

Paul Marquart, the revenue chief, said those remaining checks represent about 6% of all the 2.1 million that were sent to taxpayers.

University Of Minnesota Student Invents "Roomba For Snow"

What began as a sixth grade science project, was born out of a childhood pet peeve.

Loppet Cup Racers And Snow Removal Business See The Fresh Snow As A Gift

"We were all excited, we had the teams ready," said Jay Smith, the owner of Smith's Outdoor Services.

Skiers, Including Jessie Diggins, Adjust To Using Wax Without PFAS

This weekend Minneapolis will host the first World Cup cross country ski race on U.S. soil in more than 20 years.

MN Bus Driver Had .19 BAC When She Crashed With 45 Kids: Police

A 59-year-old woman was drunk while driving a school bus full of children before she crashed into a basketball pole, police said.

These Are The Top Hotels And Resorts In MN: U.S. News

A new ranking from U.S. News & World Report highlights more than 37,000 hotels across more than 400 popular travel destinations.

COVID Isolation Guidelines Changing, Reports Say: What It Means In MN

The University of Minnesota's Michael Osterholm told the Washington Post that public health “has to be realistic.”

MSP Airport Police Tips Off Task Force On Package Containing Meth

The investigation led to the arrests of Jorge Aragon, 23, and Pedro Corrales, 33.

Police Are Piecing Together The Head-On Crash That Hurt 5 High School-Age Teens

The teens were riding in two pickup trucks that hit head-on last weekend in Faribault.

Saint Paul Library's Limited Edition 'Laser Loon' Library Cards Fly Off Shelves

The laser loon didn't end up making the cut but now lives on as a library card.

5 Teenagers Injured In Head-On Crash In Faribault

Five teenagers were injured in a head-on collision Saturday afternoon south of the metro.

"Laser Loon" Library Card Available For A Limited Time At St. Paul Public Library Locations

When Minnesota leaders tasked residents with helping reimagine the state's flag and seal, Minnesotans did not disappoint.

State Of Emergency: Are Minnesota Agencies Better Prepared For Civil Unrest?

The WCCO Investigates team is digging in and getting answers from top officials tapped with keeping us safe from all kinds of threats.

These MN Cities Could Be Ghost Towns By 2100: New Study

A study in the journal Nature Cities projected that several Minnesota cities could be a population loser in the coming decades.

Man Who Died On Light Rail Train In St. Paul Remains Unidentified Nearly A Month Later

The man is described as 5 feet 8 inches and 106 pounds with black hair, brown eyes, a mustache and a goatee.

Timberwolves Trade For Pistons' Guard Monte Morris

The Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday announced a deal with the Detroit Pistons to acquire guard Monte Morris.

1-Month Old Baby Dies At Southern MN Casino

Emergency medical responders from the casino and the region responded and provided lifesaving efforts, but the child was pronounced dead.

Pro-Palestinian Activists Protest Outside Plymouth's Northrop Grumman

Activists are blocking a Twin Cities roadway early Thursday morning in protest of a local company's ties to the war in Israel.

Minnesota Supreme Court To Hear Lawsuit Challenging Gov. Walz's COVID-19 Emergency Powers

It is just the latest of several lawsuits in recent years challenging the governor's emergency powers.

Lutsen Resort Fire: MN Marshal Releases Inspection Details

The last state inspection at the Lutsen Resort Lodge found seven violations, four of which the property owner fixed, authorities said.

MSP 'Crushed' Heat Record Tuesday: MN Weather

Minnesota is already in a years-long drought, and the lack of snow this winter certainly won’t help.

Crime Increased On Light Rail From 2022 To 2023, Metro Transit Police Chief Says, But Signs Of Improvement Showing

"The Metro Transit police department has a lot to be happy about, especially in the year 2023," he told reporters, Chief Morales said.

Faribault Police Investigating Man's Suspicious Death

Police in Faribault say they are investigating a suspicious death following a welfare check Monday afternoon.

Roseville Hockey Community Mourns Beloved Skate Shop Worker Killed In Head-On Crash

Another tragic blow for a hard-hit hockey community. It's the third person they've lost in less than a year.

Ahead Of Legislative Session, Minnesota Republicans Planning On Winning House This Fall

With Democrats in control once again in St. Paul, Gov. Tim Walz says he expects this coming legislative session to be "low-key."