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DOJ: 23 Charged In Riots After George Floyd's DeathWCCO reached out to the Department of Justice for information on those arrested and federally charged in the wake of the destruction.

Plow Bunyan: MnDOT Announces 'Name A Snowplow' Contest WinnersEight Minnesota Department of Transportation snowplows bear new monikers thanks to the inaugural Name a Snowplow contest.

MDH Investigating ‘Vaccine Breakthrough Cases’ Where Vaccinated Person Gets COVIDThe Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is asking health providers to help them in their investigation into COVID-19 “vaccine breakthrough cases” where individuals who have been vaccinated later get COVID-19.

Stimulus Check Update: When Could Another Economic Relief Payment Arrive?A third economic relief payment should reach the bank accounts of millions of Americans, but the timeline remains somewhat uncertain.

Minnesota Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Mohamed Noor's 3rd-Degree Murder AppealThe Minnesota Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor’s appeal of his third-degree murder conviction.

Officials Listening To Women About How To Help Their Businesses During The PandemicThe pandemic has disproportionately affected employment for women, particularly women of color. More than 2 million women have left the workforce since February of last year.

1 Killed, 1 Seriously Injured In Belle Plaine Township CrashOne person is dead and another hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash in Belle Plaine Township Tuesday morning.

Wisconsin Bills Seek To Ban Transgender AthletesThe Wisconsin proposal faces an almost certain veto from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers should it pass the Republican-controlled Legislature.

Menomonie Man Jailed On Suspicion Of Killing 6-Week-Old SonThe 28-year-old Menomonie man was arrested after an autopsy determined the infant was a homicide victim, according to officials.

COVID In Minnesota: More Than 50% Of Seniors Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine ShotAs Minnesota has ramped up its pace in administering COVID-19 vaccines -- with nearly 1 million receiving at least one shot -- health officials reported Tuesday 443 new cases of the virus and four more deaths.

Charges: Kathryn Joyce Threatened Eagan Neighbors With Machete, Cut Wires From Utility BoxA 32-year-old Eagan woman is accused of threatening neighbors with a machete and cutting wires inside a utility box, resulting in 50 or more people being without phone or internet service, according to charges filed in Dakota County.

Families Of George Floyd, Derek Chauvin Allowed To Have 1 Relative In Court For TrialOne relative of George Floyd and one relative of Derek Chauvin will be allowed in the courtroom for the trial of the former Minneapolis police officer, which is slated to start next week.
Latest Sports Headlines

Timberwolves Now Own Worst All-Time Winning Percentage In Men's Major American SportsThere aren't many positives for the Minnesota Timberwolves this season.

Spring Training Report: COVID Will Loom Over Baseball For Another SeasonThe 2021 MLB season is just weeks away, and while COVID continues to change baseball, at least the changes are familiar this time around.

Wisconsin Bills Seek To Ban Transgender AthletesThe Wisconsin proposal faces an almost certain veto from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers should it pass the Republican-controlled Legislature.

Pacioretty's OT Goal Lifts Golden Knights Past Wild, 5-4The Golden Knights erased a third-period, two-goal deficit to earn the victory in a matchup between the West Division’s top two teams.

Aaron Rodgers Gives $1 Million To Help Businesses In His California HometownThese grants will help cover rent for an average of three months or longer, and they also will assist in other operational costs.

No Pain, Position Switch Greet Polanco At Twins' Spring TrainingAfter having surgery on his right ankle for the second straight offseason, Jorge Polanco has enjoyed a pain-free start to spring training with the Minnesota Twins.
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CBSN Minnesota's Morning Update: March 2Here's your morning update.
WCCO 4 News - March 2, 2021

The Lucrative Art Of ThriftingSome Minnesotans rake in major cash by finding hidden treasures and turning them for a profit, reports Erin Hassanzadeh (3:30).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - March 1, 2021

Good Question: How Do You Get Picked For Jury Duty?When it comes to jury duty, Jeff Wagner found that it’s all about the luck of the draw ().
WCCO 4 News At 10 - March 1, 2021

Minnesotans Seeking Outstate COVID VaccinesVaccinations are simply not coming fast enough for many younger Minnesotans with health issues, reports Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield (2:14).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - March 1, 2021

Grandson Mourns Victim Of River Falls Home ExplosionA mother and son are working together to heal one month after a deadly explosion in Wisconsin, reports David Schuman (1:54).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - March 1, 2021

Will Minnesota Businesses Get A Break On PPP Loan Taxes?Thousands of Minnesota small business owners could owe state taxes on loans they got from the federal Paycheck Protection Program, Caroline Cummings reports (2:13). WCCO 4 News At 6 - March 1, 2021
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MDH Investigating ‘Vaccine Breakthrough Cases’ Where Vaccinated Person Gets COVIDThe Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is asking health providers to help them in their investigation into COVID-19 “vaccine breakthrough cases” where individuals who have been vaccinated later get COVID-19.

Minnesota Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Mohamed Noor's 3rd-Degree Murder AppealThe Minnesota Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor’s appeal of his third-degree murder conviction.

Officials Listening To Women About How To Help Their Businesses During The PandemicThe pandemic has disproportionately affected employment for women, particularly women of color. More than 2 million women have left the workforce since February of last year.

COVID In Minnesota: More Than 50% Of Seniors Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine ShotAs Minnesota has ramped up its pace in administering COVID-19 vaccines -- with nearly 1 million receiving at least one shot -- health officials reported Tuesday 443 new cases of the virus and four more deaths.

Charges: Kathryn Joyce Threatened Eagan Neighbors With Machete, Cut Wires From Utility BoxA 32-year-old Eagan woman is accused of threatening neighbors with a machete and cutting wires inside a utility box, resulting in 50 or more people being without phone or internet service, according to charges filed in Dakota County.

Families Of George Floyd, Derek Chauvin Allowed To Have 1 Relative In Court For TrialOne relative of George Floyd and one relative of Derek Chauvin will be allowed in the courtroom for the trial of the former Minneapolis police officer, which is slated to start next week.
Best Of Minnesota
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.

America's Least Favorite Pizza Topping Is ... Not PineappleA new survey finds, not terribly surprisingly, that America's #1 favorite pizza topping is pepperoni, followed closely behind by sausage.

Mike's Mix: Sooki & Mimi's 'Condessa'Mike Augustyniak recently went to Sooki & Mimi, a new restaurant opened by James Beard Award-winner Ann Kim, to learn their "Condessa" Recipe.

For National Bagel Day, Jason DeRusha Lists His Top Bagel Spots In MinnesotaCraving a bagel on National Bagel Day?
