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Gas Prices Expected To Climb Nationwide After East Coast Pipeline Cyber AttackFears of a gas shortage are fueling rising prices at the pump. How a pipeline out east is affecting what you're paying.
'They’re Really Kind Of Nasty Little Bugs': Biting Gnats Out In Full Force In South MetroThe Metropolitan Mosquito Control District says gnats are really bad in some parts of the south metro.
Finding Minnesota: Bassett Creek Kayaker Shares Hidden GemIn this week’s Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us why the creek has become an urban adventure for kayakers.
Stillwater DOC Employee 'No Longer Employed' Following On-Camera Clash With ActivistsA Stillwater corrections sergeant is "no longer employed" at the prison following an on-camera confrontation with protesters last month.
Finishing On Time Becoming More Out Of Reach As End Of Session Nears, Legislative Leaders SayThe legislative session is slated to end on Monday, but top Democrats and Republicans at the state capitol said it’s becoming increasingly unlikely that lawmakers will wrap everything up before then and avert a special session.
'We Put The Love And You Feel The Soul': New Barbecue Spot Helps Bring Lake Street Back To LifeLake Street outside the Midtown Global Market is quiet, but on the inside, soulful sounds fill the air as a new business is bringing people out for a taste of down-home comfort food.
As Ramadan Comes To An End, Minnesota Muslims Share What Eid Means To ThemThe Muslim holiday of Ramadan, and the month of fasting that goes with it, comes to an end Wednesday night.
Minneapolis Makes Juneteenth An Official City HolidayJuneteenth, observed on June 19, commemorates the day in 1865 when enslaved Black Americans in Galveston, Texas finally learned they had been freed two-and-a-half years earlier, when President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
'A Champion Of Those On The Outside': Jim Klobuchar, Who Spent Decades As Star Tribune Columnist, Has Died At 93Jim Klobuchar, a Minnesota journalist who spent over three decades as a columnist with the Star Tribune, died Wednesday. He was 93 years old.
Clarifying COVID: Is Herd Immunity Even Possible At This Point?In this week's Clarifying COVID, Dr. George Morris of CentraCare returns to answer questions about COVID-19 pandemic developments. These include questions about herd immunity, reaching 70% vaccination rate before July 1 and more.
Sources: Minnesota Trial For 3 Other Officers In George Floyd Case Postponed Until 2022Sources tell WCCO that the Minnesota trial of the three other officers accused in the George Floyd case will be postponed from this August until 2022.
Tax Refund Delays Likely To Grow As Filing Deadline NearsCOVID and the policies to help fight its economic implications have put the IRS far behind in its processing of tax returns.
Latest Sports Headlines
White Sox Top Twins 13-8 For 5th Win In A RowRookie Andrew Vaughn hit his first career home run, Yasmani Grandal connected for the second straight day and the Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 13-8 Wednesday night for their fifth win in a row.
Husso Makes 31 Stops For First NHL Shutout In Blues' 4-0 Win Over WildVille Husso stopped 31 shots for his first career shutout and David Perron had a goal and two assists in the St. Louis Blues' 4-0 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Wednesday night.
United Beat Whitecaps 1-0 Behind Ábila's First MLS GoalRamón Ábila scored his first MLS goal and Minnesota United beat the Vancouver Whitecaps 1-0 on Wednesday night for their first victory of the season.
Guard Payton Willis To Return For 2nd Gophers StintPayton Willis, the latest transfer to join Minnesota's revamped roster, will return for his second stint with the Gophers.
'He Brought Everything To The Vikings': Former Coach Jerry Burns Dies At 94Jerry Burns, the former Minnesota Vikings head coach who served as offensive coordinator for Bud Grant and Les Steckel before taking the reins in 1986, has died at the age of 94, the team announced Wednesday.
Minnesota Vikings' Full 2021-2022 Schedule Released; Week 1 At Bengals, Week 18 At Home Vs. BearsThe Minnesota Vikings' full 2021 schedule has been released. They'll open the season on the road against the Cincinnati Bengals and take on the Chicago Bears at home to close it out.
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Remembering Legendary Vikings Coach Jerry BurnsMike Max looks back at the life of NFL great Jerry Burns – one of the all-time character with great character (1:53).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - May 12, 2021
Finding Minnesota: Bassett Creek KayakingFor a dozen zig-zagging miles, it flows from the west Metro, under Minneapolis and into the Mississippi River. It’s Bassett Creek, and you can canoe and kayak much of it, reports John Lauritsen (2:49).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - May 12, 2021
Biting Gnats Are In Full Force In The MetroThe Metropolitan Mosquito Control District says biting gnats are really bad in some parts of the metro right now, reports Erin Hassanzadeh (1:59).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - May 12, 2021
Gas Prices Expected To Climb Nationwide After Critical Pipeline Shut DownJeff Wagner found out if the panic buying in the Southeast is affecting gas prices in Minnesota (2:25).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - May 12, 2021
New Barbecue Restaurant Helps Bring Lake Street Back To LifeA new business is breathing new life into Lake Street and the Midtown Global Market, Reg Chapman reports (2:06). WCCO 4 News At 6 - May 12, 2021
Minnesota Legislature Has Plenty To Do As 2021 Session Wraps UpThe Minnesota legislative regular session is set to end Monday, Caroline Cummings reports (1:57). WCCO 4 News At 6 - May 12, 2021
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'They’re Really Kind Of Nasty Little Bugs': Biting Gnats Out In Full Force In South MetroThe Metropolitan Mosquito Control District says gnats are really bad in some parts of the south metro.
Finding Minnesota: Bassett Creek Kayaker Shares Hidden GemIn this week’s Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us why the creek has become an urban adventure for kayakers.
Finishing On Time Becoming More Out Of Reach As End Of Session Nears, Legislative Leaders SayThe legislative session is slated to end on Monday, but top Democrats and Republicans at the state capitol said it’s becoming increasingly unlikely that lawmakers will wrap everything up before then and avert a special session.
'We Put The Love And You Feel The Soul': New Barbecue Spot Helps Bring Lake Street Back To LifeLake Street outside the Midtown Global Market is quiet, but on the inside, soulful sounds fill the air as a new business is bringing people out for a taste of down-home comfort food.
As Ramadan Comes To An End, Minnesota Muslims Share What Eid Means To ThemThe Muslim holiday of Ramadan, and the month of fasting that goes with it, comes to an end Wednesday night.
Clarifying COVID: Is Herd Immunity Even Possible At This Point?In this week's Clarifying COVID, Dr. George Morris of CentraCare returns to answer questions about COVID-19 pandemic developments. These include questions about herd immunity, reaching 70% vaccination rate before July 1 and more.
Best Of Minnesota
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.
Top 7 Minnesota Baking And Recipe InfluencersAlong with the help of Maggie LaMaack, group director for influencer and brand partnerships at Fast Horse, WCCO's Jason DeRusha has compiled a list of the top seven baking and recipe influencers based in Minnesota.
