New Treatment At 'U' Offers Hope For Those Suffering Alopecia Hair LossFrom 65% to 75% of patients see success with this treatment, as seen at the University of Minnesota and at Columbia.
'I Just Started Screaming': Mother Recalls Terrifying Moment When Her Car Was Stolen With 4-Year-Old Child InsideA mother and daughter are home, together, after a terrifying morning.
How Do Assessors Determine The Value Of A Home?“When a property owner does call us, one thing he has to be aware of is when we do the review, the value may go up,” says Rosario.
More Charges Against Man Who Led Police On Wrong Way Pursuit, Raped & Robbed Elderly WomanThe Ramsey County Attorney's office has filed additional charges against a 51-year-old St. Paul man accused of leading police on a high-speed chase twice this month.
Businessman Pleads Guilty In Labor Trafficking CaseA businessman accused of exploiting his construction workers has pleaded guilty as his trial was about to start in Minneapolis.
Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Kill Rep. OmarA western New York man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar.
11 Horses Seized From North Branch Farm For Suspected Neglect, Investigation UnderwayInvestigators are looking into an alleged animal neglect case involving nearly a dozen horses on a Minnesota farm.
Sensible Change Minnesota Seeks Adding Chronic Pain To Conditions OK'd For Medical MarijuanaThe program has expanded through the years, and now includes conditions like cancer, glaucoma, HIV, and epilepsy, just to name a few.
Local Beauticians File Lawsuit Against Minnesota Board Of Cosmetology Over New License RequirementsSome Minnesota beauty entrepreneurs are in quite a bind. They've been ordered to stop their wedding hair and make-up businesses by the Board of Cosmetology.
Local News
Minneapolis Neighborhood Under Alert After String Of Garage BurglariesFor the second time this month, a rash of garage burglaries has hit a neighborhood in the city’s southwest side.
New Treatment At 'U' Offers Hope For Those Suffering Alopecia Hair LossFrom 65% to 75% of patients see success with this treatment, as seen at the University of Minnesota and at Columbia.
'I Just Started Screaming': Mother Recalls Terrifying Moment When Her Car Was Stolen With 4-Year-Old Child InsideA mother and daughter are home, together, after a terrifying morning.
How Do Assessors Determine The Value Of A Home?“When a property owner does call us, one thing he has to be aware of is when we do the review, the value may go up,” says Rosario.
More Charges Against Man Who Led Police On Wrong Way Pursuit, Raped & Robbed Elderly WomanThe Ramsey County Attorney's office has filed additional charges against a 51-year-old St. Paul man accused of leading police on a high-speed chase twice this month.
Businessman Pleads Guilty In Labor Trafficking CaseA businessman accused of exploiting his construction workers has pleaded guilty as his trial was about to start in Minneapolis.
Video
Beauticians Ordered To Halt Wedding Hair & Makeup BusinessesThe Minnesota Board of Cosmetology's rules says "Regulated makeup services must be performed within a licensed salon," and that the same goes for hair, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield reports (2:42). WCCO 4 News At 5 - November 18, 2019
Intercontinental Hotel Security Checkpoint To Airport ClosesThe Transportation Security Administration says the new checkpoint at the Intercontinental Hotel is not used enough to support staffing demands. The Metropolitan Airports Commission disagrees, Bill Hudson reports (2:12). WCCO 4 News At 5 - November 18, 2019
Demand Grows For Public Hearings On Emergency Insulin ReliefBoth Republicans and Democrats agree they want a deal, but they can't agree on what that deal should be, Esme Murphy reports (2:01). WCCO 4 News At 5 - November 18, 2019
Only Half Of Adolescents Are Getting HPV VaccinationsThe HPV vaccine can prevent cervical and head and neck cancers, Kenneth Craig reports (2:09). WCCO 4 News At Noon - November 18, 2019
Trump Tweets He's 'Strongly' Considering TestifyingWe are entering the second week of public impeachment hearings, and Democrats are inviting President Trump to defend himself, Nikole Killion reports (1:50). WCCO 4 News At Noon - November 18, 2019
Walz Calls For Public Hearings Over Emergency Insulin ImpasseThe hold-up continues to be how the emergency supply will be provided to patients and who will pay for it, Kim Johnson reports (1:06). WCCO 4 News At Noon - November 18, 2019
Politics
Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Kill Rep. OmarA western New York man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Gov. Walz Seeks Public Hearings Over Emergency Insulin ImpasseMinnesota lawmakers are expected to give an update on attempts to solve the problem of high-priced insulin.
Smith, Flanagan Call To Reactivate Violence Against Women Act, Focus On Reducing Violence Against Indigenous WomenLt. Governor Peggy Flanagan joined Senator Tina Smith as she called for the reactivation of the Violence Against Women Act in Congress.
U Of M Cancels Michael Bloomberg Lecture Ahead Of Possible 2020 CampaignThe University of Minnesota has cancelled an upcoming lecture with Michael Bloomberg as the former New York City mayor is likely to launch a presidential campaign.
Bloomington Residents Push Back Against Proposed $85M Community CenterSome Bloomington residents are pushing back against a proposal that would change the face of a popular park.
With So Many Political Polls, Why Are So Few People Called?With the presidential primaries just a few months away, expect to hear a lot about political polls. But who actually gets those calls?
Weather
Minnesota Weather: This Winter-Like Weather Doesn't Look To Be Going Anywhere SoonWinter-like weather has descended on Minnesota, and forecasters say it looks to stick around well into November.
I-94 Closed As Early October Blizzard Slams North DakotaAn early October snowstorm is whirling its way through eastern North Dakota, making travel dangerous across the state.
Minnesota Weather: Storms Featuring Strong Winds, Hail Sweep Through MN, WIThough severe weather has mostly moved out of Minnesota Monday afternoon, the threat for storms producing heavy rain and small hail remains in western Wisconsin.
Crime
Minneapolis Neighborhood Under Alert After String Of Garage BurglariesFor the second time this month, a rash of garage burglaries has hit a neighborhood in the city’s southwest side.
'I Just Started Screaming': Mother Recalls Terrifying Moment When Her Car Was Stolen With 4-Year-Old Child InsideA mother and daughter are home, together, after a terrifying morning.
Businessman Pleads Guilty In Labor Trafficking CaseA businessman accused of exploiting his construction workers has pleaded guilty as his trial was about to start in Minneapolis.
Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Kill Rep. OmarA western New York man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar.
2 Stabbed In Separate Incidents At Oak Park Heights PrisonFew details were immediately available, but the department reports the first stabbing happened a little after 1 p.m.
Convicted Pimp Charged With Sex Trafficking Another VictimA Saint Paul man has been charged with two counts relating to sex trafficking at hotels in Woodbury and Oakdale.
Entertainment
KISS Bringing ‘End Of The Road Tour’ To Xcel In FebruaryIn what they’re calling their final tour ever, the iconic rock ‘n’ roll band KISS will be making a stop in St. Paul this February.
Working For The Weekend: Holiday Shopping, Autumn Festival & MoreIt's Thursday and you might be ready to start your holiday shopping this weekend. WCCO This Morning found events to help you do that or to help you celebrate autumn if you’re not ready to give it up. Check it out if you're Workin' for the Weekend.
Harry Styles To Play The Xcel Energy Center Next SummerTickets for the show go on sale to the general public on Nov. 22.
The Black Crowes Are Back Together And Coming To Xcel Energy CenterThe brothers behind the rock band The Black Crowes have reunited again for a world tour, and they're stopping in the Twin Cities next summer.
Former One Direction Member Niall Horan Coming To The Xcel Energy CenterA former member of the boy band One Direction is coming to the Twin Cities in the spring.
Working For The Weekend: Entertainment Best BetsIt's Thursday and you might be Workin’ for the Weekend. We found four events to check out around the Twin Cities.
Health
New Treatment At 'U' Offers Hope For Those Suffering Alopecia Hair LossFrom 65% to 75% of patients see success with this treatment, as seen at the University of Minnesota and at Columbia.
‘RSV’ Dangers: MN Health Officials Warn Parents Of Illness With Cold-Like SymptomsAs the holidays approach, doctors are warning parents to be on the lookout for a potentially life-threatening illness that's not the flu or a cold.
Kitten That Bit 3 People In Northern Minnesota Tested Positive For RabiesHealth officials say a kitten that bit three people in northern Minnesota tested positive for rabies.
'It Is A Public Health Concern': Minneapolis Installs Used Needle Disposal Boxes In Pilot ProgramMinneapolis’s health department is doing something about the city’s needle problem.
Tips For Simplifying Your Skin Care RoutinePeople who want to protect their skin during the harsh winter weather have more options than ever before. Enough options that, according to dermatology physician assistants Brooke Moss and Lauren Sundick, shoppers might spend more money than necessary.
Should We Be Concerned About All The Germs On Our Phones?They're in our hands all the time while we're at work, on the go, even in the bathroom. Studies show our cellphones are 10 times dirtier than a toilet seat. But what does that actually mean?
Consumer
MSP Airport's Therapy Cat, Stitches, Is The Internet's New Favorite FelineMSP Airport has had a therapy program for four years, and 96 dogs. But Stitches is the very first cat.
Best Buy Using New Tech To Create Custom Boxes, Reduce Online Order WasteIn five years, online shopping revenue has doubled for Twin Cities-based Best Buy, up from $3 billion in fiscal year 2014 to $6.45 billion in 2019. With it comes a change in how the retailer fulfills its orders, from sorting to shipping.
This Is The Twin Cities' Fastest-Growing Zip CodeWCCO went in search of the Twin Cities fastest-growing zip codes, and found a thriving secret to the west outpacing the rest.
Bulky Winter Coats Could Prevent Car Seats From Working, Pediatrics WarnThe American Academy of Pediatrics warns parents to make sure the straps on their car seats are snug.
Hoax Alert: Costco Isn’t Giving Away A $75 Coupon“While we love our fans and our members, this offer is a SCAM, and in no way affiliated with Costco. Thanks to our fans for letting us know about this recurring hoax!”
Tips For Simplifying Your Skin Care RoutinePeople who want to protect their skin during the harsh winter weather have more options than ever before. Enough options that, according to dermatology physician assistants Brooke Moss and Lauren Sundick, shoppers might spend more money than necessary.
Water Cooler
MSP Airport's Therapy Cat, Stitches, Is The Internet's New Favorite FelineMSP Airport has had a therapy program for four years, and 96 dogs. But Stitches is the very first cat.
Hoax Alert: Costco Isn’t Giving Away A $75 Coupon“While we love our fans and our members, this offer is a SCAM, and in no way affiliated with Costco. Thanks to our fans for letting us know about this recurring hoax!”
Chesapeake, Va. Has Banned Teens From Trick-Or-Treating For DecadesThey actually eased up a bit after the age limit went viral last year; the previous age limit was 12 and offenders were threatened with jail time.
Study Finds People Enjoy Movies More In Theaters Than At HomeThe study used sensors and found that people watching in the theater thought the movie was more dramatic, intense and high quality.
Twin Cities 10-Mile Runner Wearing 'Jesus Saves' Bib Saved By Nurse Named JesusTyler Moon says he wanted a Christian message on his bib, which he says turned out to be "pretty fitting" considering what transpired.
Nearly Half Of Americans Believe In Ghosts & DemonsDespite their popularity in books and movies, only 13 percent think vampires are out there.
