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Minneapolis Man Attempts To Beautify Uptown As Graffiti IncreasesMarvin Applewhite is a man on a mission: to scrub the graffiti dotting the streets of Uptown and make it a more beautiful place to live, work and enjoy.
Sanya's Hope For Children
Red Flag Warning In Effect For Northern Minnesota CountiesA red flag warning has been issued for several counties in northern Minnesota.
Minneapolis Police Investigating Saturday Afternoon Shooting In South MinneapolisMinneapolis police are investigating a shooting that left a woman injured on Saturday afternoon.
Woman Injured In South Minneapolis Shooting, Police SayA woman was injured in a shooting in south Minneapolis early Saturday morning.
Minnesota Weather: Saturday To Hit 87 Degrees In Metro, Temperatures Back Up To 90+ On SundayOvernight, temperatures will drop into the 50s and 60s and there will be a light breeze.
COVID In Minnesota: 174 Cases, 7 Deaths Reported; Cumulative Fatalities Breach 7,500The state's cumulative case count now stands at 603,614, while the total fatalities have reached 7,503.
Music Rings Out Once Again In Minneapolis's Orchestra HallWhen the musicians came on stage in unison, the audience gave a standing ovation with roaring applause once again.
Fire Destroys Home In Brooklyn CenterThe Brooklyn Center Fire Chief says the house was fully engulfed when crews arrived, so a second alarm was called to get help from neighboring cities.
1 Dead In Shooting By North Mpls. Church Holding Visitation For Shooting Victim One person was injured Friday afternoon in a shooting near a north Minneapolis church.
Brooklyn Park Business Owner Reeling After Arsonists Target Store ‘For No Reason At All’A Brooklyn Park business owner is struggling to reopen after her store was targeted by arsonists.
Just Days After Opening, Black-Owned Juice Bar Burglarized In South MinneapolisNot even a week into business, Minnesota’s first Black-owned juice bar was vandalized in south Minneapolis.
Latest Sports Headlines
Former Twins Pitcher Jim 'Mudcat' Grant Dies At 85He became the first Black pitcher in major league history to win 20 games in a single season.
Astros Booed At Target Field, But Overcome 4 Twins Homers For WinThis was Houston's first trip to Target Field with fans in the stands since 2019, and the Astros heard a chorus of boos and chants of “You're a cheater."
Wayzata High School Fishing Team Gets Ready To Cast Lines This WeekendThere is a huge high school tournament set to commence this weekend, involving about 450 participants.
Former Pitcher's Prosthetic Arm, Stolen From Car, Replaced Thanks To Community's GenerosityBorn with only a partial left arm, Parker Hanson never let it slow him down. He pitched for the Augustana University baseball team in Sioux Falls.
Stream The Palmetto ChampionshipWatch the Palmetto Championship live from Congaree Golf Club.
Donaldson, Cruz Homers Off Chapman Lift Twins Over Yanks 7-5Josh Donaldson and Nelson Cruz hit two-run homers off Aroldis Chapman in the ninth inning, and the Minnesota Twins beat the New York Yankees 7-5 Thursday night to avoid a three-game sweep.
Latest Videos
4 Things You Need To Know: June 12, 2021Here are the four things you need to know for today (1:24) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 12, 2021
POTLUCK Food Hall At Rosedale Center Serving SPAM DishesSPAM is taking center stage at Rosedale Center. Josh Thoma shares what new dishes the restaurants at POTLUCK food hall have come up with to showcase the famous canned meat (4:01) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 12, 2021
What You Should Know About Staying Hydrated When Heading OutsideDr. Kristi Trussell, assistant medical director of The Urgency Room shares tips on staying hydrated in these hot temperatures (4:56) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 12, 2021
Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit Comes To Minneapolis This SummerAn entire room comes alive at the Van Gogh Exhibit’s immersive experience, allowing you to step inside the art. The exhibit comes to Minneapolis later this summer (3:18) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 12, 2021
Worthington Residents Gather Again At Windsurfing RegattaA couple dozen windsurfers from around the world will be out on the lake while people on dry land can check out the food vendors and live music, Liz Collin reports (1:09). WCCO 4 News At 10 - June 11, 2021
Home Team: Wayzata Fishing Team Readies Their LinesDespite fishing's popularity, it's not an official high school activity, Mike Max reports (3:13). WCCO 4 News At 10 - June 11, 2021
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Sanya's Hope For Children
Music Rings Out Once Again In Minneapolis's Orchestra HallWhen the musicians came on stage in unison, the audience gave a standing ovation with roaring applause once again.
Brooklyn Park Business Owner Reeling After Arsonists Target Store ‘For No Reason At All’A Brooklyn Park business owner is struggling to reopen after her store was targeted by arsonists.
Wayzata High School Fishing Team Gets Ready To Cast Lines This WeekendThere is a huge high school tournament set to commence this weekend, involving about 450 participants.
Former Pitcher's Prosthetic Arm, Stolen From Car, Replaced Thanks To Community's GenerosityBorn with only a partial left arm, Parker Hanson never let it slow him down. He pitched for the Augustana University baseball team in Sioux Falls.
Bear Sightings On The Rise Around Twin Cities: What To Do If You See OneBears are on the move, and finding their way into some neighborhoods. The Department of Natural Resources says it’s not unusual, but there are some things to keep in mind if you see one.
Best Of Minnesota
Mike's Mix: Chankaska Spirits' Smoked NegroniAt Chankaska Creek Ranch and Winery, in Kasota, MN, you’ll also find Chankaska Spirits – a microdistillery producing 13 spirits on site.
Cinco De Mayo: Jason DeRusha's Recommended Latino-Owned Mexican RestaurantsThe history of May 5 dates to 1862, when Mexico’s Army beat the French at the Battle of Puebla. Today, you can celebrate by visiting one of the terrific Latino-owned restaurants in the Twin Cities.
Brit's Pub Reopens Its Doors After More Than Half A Year ShutteredAt the beginning of March last year, Brit's Pub was getting ready to celebrate its 30th year in downtown Minneapolis. Then, COVID-19 hit bringing a shutdown and restrictions.
Brit's Pub To Reopen In Downtown Minneapolis Later This MonthBrit's Pub closed last year after being damaged during riots, looting and a fire.
