St. Paul Company Develops COVID Air Filter

As airborne transmission of the coronavirus becomes the primary concern, a St. Paul company has developed a device to stop it.

‘This Didn't Have To Happen', Two Teenagers Die In Maplewood Police Chase

"They are babies. My son was a baby. I’ll never be able to see or hug my son again.”

Video Shows Officer Dragged By Pickup Truck

St. Paul Police hope you can help them find the men who dragged an officer with a truck while punching him in the face.

Thrill-Seekers Flock To Adventure Park At MN State Fair

Go on the rides first and eat the cheese curds later. There are lots of rides at the state fair, from a rock climbing wall to the slingshot.

Band In The Bay Concert To Benefit Veterans

At the inaugural Band in the Bay concert, you can pull up your boat to listen on Lake Minnetonka.

WCCO At The Fair: Jason DeRusha Tries His Hand At Making Shaved Ice

Jason DeRusha is at Minnesnowii Shave Ice trying his hand at making shaved ice.

Union Membership In Minnesota: See Recent Trends

See if union membership went up or down in Minnesota from 2019 to 2020 as Labor Day 2021 approaches.

Walz Allocates $106M From Federal American Rescue Fund: LIST

The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 was passed by Congress in February and signed into law by President Joe Biden in March.

Latest Vaccine Mandates Issued In Minnesota: LIST

More Minnesota companies, schools, and hospital systems will require that employees and students receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

MN Family Loses The Only Road To Their House: Report

The family of four may be cut off from the outside world.

MN Weather: When Will The Rain Fall In The Twin Cities

Showers and possible thunderstorms are expected to last until Friday morning.

Greenwood Fire: Hundreds May Be Allowed Back To Their Properties Later This Week

The fire still covers 26,000 acres near the North Shore. Now, fire crews have about 37% of its perimeter contained.

How Are Refugees Placed Around The Country? And Why Might Some States Get More Than Others?

At least 35 refugees from Afghanistan have new homes in Minnesota.

Minnesota Opening COVID Testing Sites As Breakthrough Rate Increases

Minnesota is seeing a rise in breakthrough cases among the fully vaccinated in the last week.

Paul Gazelka Stepping Down As Sen. Majority Leader

He didn't say why specifically he is stepping down but says he is looking forward to letting someone else take over as leader.

​Old Farmer’s Almanac Says A Bitter Winter Is Ahead In Minnesota

A "season of shivers" awaits most of the country, the publication says.

Couple Gets Engaged Atop Minnesota State Fair's Great Big Wheel

Austin and Aynsley met at the Minnesota State Fair two years ago. Monday, atop the Great Big Wheel, Austin proposed.

No More State Fair Cups? Fair Runs Into Supply Shortages And Cost Increases

“Everything is in short supply,” said Stephanie Shimp, co-owner of Blue Barn in the West End.

Stillwater Students Returning To The Classroom

Marielle Mohs reports on the district's staggered approach to returning students to in-person learning.

‘My Heart Is Aching': Mark Rosen Announces Wife Denise ‘Passed Peacefully'

Joe Biden: "Your love and support for Denise will go a long way in making her feel comfortable and confident as she courageously battles.”

COVID Deaths In MN: How Many People Were Fully Vaccinated?

As of Monday, 0.002 percent of fully vaccinated Minnesotans died of COVID-related causes.

MN Weather: Labor Day Weekend Forecast

Here's the weather to expect as we approach the unofficial end of summer.

0.4 Percent Of Vaccinated Minnesotans Have Gotten COVID: MDH

"Breakthrough" cases of COVID-19 continue to be extremely rare in Minnesota.

Visiting Minnesota Wine Country

Jason DeRusha samples fruit and fudge on a stick and a mango/red wine slushie.

Hurricane Ida: Minnesotans Mobilize To Help As Storm Batters South

“I just remember sitting in the theater and watching this really dumb movie and wondering if my home had been destroyed.”

Crews Continue Searching Mississippi For Possible Drowning Victim

The search resumes today in the Mississippi River for a possible drowning victim near the Marshall Street Bridge.

Vikings TE Irv Smith Jr. Will Reportedly Miss Start Of Season After Surgery

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports Smith will undergo surgery for a meniscus injury, and the exact timetable for his return is “TBD.”

Rep. Phillips To ‘Hold Those To Account' For Handling Of Afghanistan

A Minnesota congressman was quick to offer help when the city of Kabul started to fall a couple weeks ago.

MN Weather: Chillier Temperatures This Week

The Twin Cities will see varying chances for rain from Wednesday night through Sunday.

Several Pipeline Protesters Arrested After Refusing To Leave Minnesota State Capitol

The arrests happened around noontime after dozens of Minnesota State Patrol troopers surrounded a teepee on the capitol mall.

‘This Shouldn't Be Normal': Mykia Carpenter Recovering After Being Shot In The Neck In Uptown

Police say the shootout happened outside a business at Lyndale and Lake Avenues. In all, seven people were shot, including Mykia.

Historic Apartment Building In Minneapolis Restored

Oaklands On 9th were built in 1889, the first apartment building on record in the city of Minneapolis.

MN Weather: Flash Flood Warnings Issued In Southern Minnesota

A number of counties were under a flash flood warning Friday following multiple days of rain in a summer otherwise marked by drought.

‘Water Goes Where It Doesn't Typically Go': Experts Weigh In On Prepping For Severe Storms, Heavy Rain

"It is dry, the ground is hard, a lot of water in a short period of time, the water goes where it doesn’t typically go.”

Wild Program Trains Kids Of Color To Play Hockey

The Minnesota Wild's "Hockey Is For Me" program represents a direct effort to diversify hockey.

March On For Voting Rights In Minnesota: Time, Location, More

Marches are planned across the country to protest restrictive voting laws and call on Congress to protect voting rights.

2,000 Rally Against Line 3 At State Capitol

Protesters called on Tim Walz and Joe Biden to block the project.

Federal Coronavirus Aid For Schools: See How Much MN Schools Got

Minnesota schools have received at least $2.0 billion in federal aid since the pandemic began.

Jonas Brothers' COVID Vaccine Requirements Could Spell Problems For Upcoming Mystic Lake Show

That policy decision by the Prior Lake venue could cause problems for the upcoming Jonas Brothers concert on Sept. 11.

Surveillance Video Captures Thieves Stealing Bonsai Trees From St. Paul Home

A St. Paul couple is asking for the community’s help in identifying the thieves who stole a number of their bonsai trees over the weekend.