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Small Businesses Saturday Critical For Local ShopsWith so many businesses struggling to stay afloat, it may be more important than ever to take part this year in buying local.
COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 9,040 Cases And 45 Deaths For Thursday And FridayMinnesota health officials reported two days worth of COVID data on Saturday, adding 9,040 cases and 45 deaths to the state's tally.
Biden Picks Up Votes In Milwaukee County After RecountMilwaukee County completed its recount of presidential ballots Friday, finding only small changes in vote totals for one of the two Wisconsin counties recounting ballots, but President Donald Trump's attorneys appear ready for a legal challenge seeking to toss tens of thousands of ballots.
Three Mpls. City Council Members Look To Cut $8 Million From Mayor Frey's 2021 Police BudgetSix months after the death of George Floyd, city officials remain divided on their approach to police funding in Minneapolis.
After 'Staggering' 101 COVID Deaths Reported Friday, Doctors Warn Of More High Fatalities On The WayMinnesota health officials reported 101 more COVID deaths Friday, the most in a day since the pandemic began.
Police Seek Public's Help Finding 26-Year-Old Shayne MunichMinneapolis Police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing man, who is considered endangered.
Police: Man In His 20s Shot In Minneapolis ApartmentPolice believe a woman shot and killed a young man in Minneapolis on Friday afternoon.
Pandemic Changes MACV's Outreach As Number Of Homeless Veterans IncreasesA year ago, the number of unsheltered veterans reached a low of 230 state-wide. Then COVID-19 hit, causing that number to increase as veterans who once had homes needed MACV's help to find shelter.
'Good Things Can Happen In 2020': Businesses Band Together To Help Transform Non-Profit WorkspacesA number of businesses have come together to transform the workspace of a non-profit that helps children with shortened life expectancy, and their families.
'We Still Have A Lot Of Work To Do': Community Reflects Back On 1 Year Since Cedar-Riverside High Rise FireFriday marks one year since five people died in a high rise apartment fire in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood.
Concerns Grow Over Blood Clotting COVID Complications In Young PatientsThere is growing concern over a complication of COVID-19 which seems to be showing up in younger patients. It’s estimated that as many as half of the people in intensive care experience blood clots.
Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 101 More COVID Deaths, Setting RecordMinnesota health officials on Friday reported that there were 5,704 additional COVID-19 cases and 101 more deaths as of Wednesday. It’s the first time the state has breached 100 in newly reported deaths.
Latest Sports Headlines
Timberwolves Announce 2020 Preseason Schedule The Timberwolves have announced their 2020 preseason schedule, which is comprised of three exhibition games, including two at Target Center.
Wolves Re-Sign Malik BeasleyThe Timberwolves have re-signed guard Malik Beasley.
As Vikings Prepare For Panthers, Dalvin Cook Reflects On Teddy Time: 'He Put It All On A Platter'When Dalvin Cook arrived in Minnesota in 2017, the Vikings assigned him a cubicle at the practice facility next to a player recovering from injury who wasn't certain to see the field again.
Injured Packers DL Montravius Adams Likely Out For Rest Of SeasonGreen Bay Packers reserve defensive lineman Montravius Adams is expected to miss the rest of the season because of a toe injury.
Marcus Carr Scores 35 Points, Leads Gophers Over Phoenix 99-69Marcus Carr matched a career high with 35 points and Minnesota cruised to a 99-69 victory over Green Bay on Wednesday night.
Vikings Could Be Without Thielen's Touchdown Prowess Against PanthersAdam Thielen, who leads the league with 11 receiving touchdowns, was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list this week. His availability for Sunday's home game against Carolina was still in question as the team started its week of practice.
Latest Videos
4 Things You Need To Know Today: Nov. 28, 2020Here are the four things you need to know today (1:15) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - Nov. 28, 2020
Supporting Small Business SaturdayChristie Rosckes with Stillwater-Oak Park Heights Convention and Visitor Bureau shares her tips for shopping small businesses in Stillwater (4:59) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - Nov. 28, 2020
Twas The Night: Out Of The Box Is A Classic Christmas Tale With A TwistJennifer Mayerle spoke to the artistic director of Stages Theater’s Twas the Night: Out of the Box about creating an at-home viewing experience with a twist (3:46) WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - Nov. 28, 2020
St. Thomas Academy Football Players Reflect On Pandemic SeasonAt their last practice, St. Thomas Academy football players looked back on a season full of ups and downs. Norman Seawright reports. (3:43) WCCO 4 News At 10 - Nov. 27, 2020
Staggering 101 COVID Deaths Not A Surprise For Health Professionals"Unfortunately, I think we expected to see the rise in deaths based upon what the month of November has brought us with numbers of new cases," said Dr. Mark Sannes, an infectious disease physician at Park Nicollet Health Services. David Schuman reports (1:54) WCCO 4 News At 10 - Nov. 27, 2020
MACV Works To Support Unhoused Veterans Amidst PandemicFor more than 25 years, MAC-V has served veterans and their families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. This past year, COVID-19 has made it more difficult to engage with veterans in need. Reg Chapman reports (2:58) WCCO 4 News At 6 - Nov. 27, 2020
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Pandemic Changes MACV's Outreach As Number Of Homeless Veterans IncreasesA year ago, the number of unsheltered veterans reached a low of 230 state-wide. Then COVID-19 hit, causing that number to increase as veterans who once had homes needed MACV's help to find shelter.
'Good Things Can Happen In 2020': Businesses Band Together To Help Transform Non-Profit WorkspacesA number of businesses have come together to transform the workspace of a non-profit that helps children with shortened life expectancy, and their families.
'We Still Have A Lot Of Work To Do': Community Reflects Back On 1 Year Since Cedar-Riverside High Rise FireFriday marks one year since five people died in a high rise apartment fire in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood.
Concerns Grow Over Blood Clotting COVID Complications In Young PatientsThere is growing concern over a complication of COVID-19 which seems to be showing up in younger patients. It’s estimated that as many as half of the people in intensive care experience blood clots.
Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 101 More COVID Deaths, Setting RecordMinnesota health officials on Friday reported that there were 5,704 additional COVID-19 cases and 101 more deaths as of Wednesday. It’s the first time the state has breached 100 in newly reported deaths.
Black Friday Underway: Most Expected To Shop Online, But Many Still Shopping In-PersonBlack Friday is shifting online even more this year, as the pandemic keeps many shoppers home and big box stores change their strategies. But it's still a time to get a great deal, depending on what you're looking for today.
Best Of Minnesota
Election Day Food Deals, Freebies For Voters And Poll Workers In MinnesotaElection Day may be a stressful or emotional time for many, and a bunch of restaurants are stepping up with discounted or even free comfort food to help you cope.
List Of Restaurants, Brewpubs With Heated PatiosAs fall creeps into winter and the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hold steady in Minnesota, many restaurants are retrofitting their offerings to make sure they can still serve you your favorite meals over the cold months.
Minneapolis Ranks 11th In Nation For Coffee; St. Paul Is 41stThe survey looked at everything from the number of coffee shops in the city to the average price for a pack of coffee. Seattle came out on top.
Mike's Mix: 5 Adult Ice Cream DrinksThis week in Mike's Mix, Mike Augustyniak is sharing a batch of adult ice cream shakes that Burger Dive has available this weekend.
Bellecour, 508 Bar Announce Permanent ClosuresThere have been a string of restaurant closures that have been announced in the past few months, some among the most acclaimed restaurants in the metro area.
