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Money Answers Finance Expert On WCCO Morning News
Nationally known personal finance expert and author Jordan Goodman made his monthly visit to Dave Lee and the WCCO Morning News on Tuesday.
Homeless Youth In Minn. Face Uncertain Future
Wilder Research estimates, that on any night in the state of Minnesota, 2,500 youth and young adults are homeless and unaccompanied by an adult.
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl’s Top 5 Tacos
There are a lot of traditional tacos in the Twin Cities. However, there is a different breed of tacos around town, called Nuevo Tacos. Think of tacos but chef-driven. Rebellious. Outrageous. All of the above. It’s more than meat, cheese and lettuce. So why not think outside the shell a bit and find some Nuevo Tacos and here are the Twin Cities’ best according to Dara!
John Williams Video Smack Down For 6-10!
Greatest 30 seconds of LeBron James Career?
Two WCCO Radio Broadcasters Chosen For Hall Of Fame
Two more broadcasters from WCCO Radio have been chosen for the Pavek Museum’s Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame: Market Manager Mick Anselmo and the late Eleanor Mondale Poling. The ceremony will take place in September. The inductees were announced Monday morning.
2013 Pavek Hall Of Fame Inductees Announced
Pavek Broadcasting Hall of Fame board member Jim DuBois joined Dave Lee on the WCCO Morning News Monday with a special announcement
John Williams Video Smack Down For 6-7!
NBC Anchor Brian Williams raps like Snoop Dog!
Paulsen Comments On National Security And Government Trust
U S Congressman Erik Paulsen joined John Hines on the WCCO Morning News Friday
Education Dept. Anticipates First Big Budget Hike In A Decade
School may be out for the summer, but educators and parents are already anxiously looking ahead to the next two years, now that legislators approved the first big spending spree on education in ten years. After a decade of cuts, it is more than just good news.
Matt Birk Declines White House Invitation…..
Was he in the right, or in the wrong?
Minneapolis City Hall Roof Could Be Home To 100,000 Bees
The state of the roof at Minneapolis City Hall and Courthouse building has everyone abuzz. Literally. The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community have donated a pair of hives that could help grow bee colonies exceeding 50,000 each.
Gay-Friendly Marriage Licenses Make Minn. Debut
It was an emotional morning for several same-sex couples who lined up to apply for their marriage licenses at the Hennepin County Government Center. Hennepin, Ramsey, and Washington counties allowed same-sex couples to apply starting Thursday morning.
UMD Researchers Develop ‘Nuclear Option’ To Fix Potholes
Researchers at the University of Minnesota-Duluth have developed a revolutionary new treatment for those pesky potholes: Just nuke them. A decade of work has uncovered the unlikely combination of magnetite and microwave energy, a mixture that could lead to smoother roads and fewer orange barrels.
Positively Minnesota: Mississippi Paddleboarding Tour A Rare Treat
It could be the best two hours you spend this summer. Whether you’re new to the area or have lived here your entire life, a paddleboarding tour down the Mississippi River offers some the most breathtaking views of the Twin Cities you’ve ever seen.
Should The TSA Allow Knives On Planes?
What do you think??
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Dave Lee’s 7th annual Gutter Bowl took place at Brunswick Zone in Brooklyn Park. The tournament benefits the Minnesota Military Family Tribute.
Remembering Eleanor Mondale Poling
Eleanor Mondale Poling, daughter of former Vice President Walter Mondale and a former WCCO Radio show host and WCCO-TV reporter, died Sept. 17 at age 51.
