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Noon Weather ReportMike Augustyniak reports, some sun will be shining throughout the afternoon, with temperatures hitting the mid-50s (3:50) WCCO 4 News At Noon - April 16, 2021
212 Students At Maple Grove Middle School Quarantine After Classmate Returned From Spring Break With COVID212 students are out of Maple Grove Middle School this week after the district says a student returned to school after spring break, who then tested positive for COVID-19. (00:23) WCCO 4 News At Noon - April 16, 2021
No Arrests On Fifth Night Of Brooklyn Center ProtestsAfter days of unrest and scenes of police clashing with protesters after the police killing of Daunte Wright, a much quieter night played out in Brooklyn Center on Thursday, Marielle Mohs reports (2:01) WCCO 4 News At Noon - April 16, 2021
Hutchinson Officer Dragged By Motorist And Struck With Hammer Now Recovering At Home, Charges Expected SoonHutchinson police say an officer, who was dragged by a man in a vehicle and struck with a hammer, is now recovering at home. Charges are expected to be filed soon in the incident. Katie Johnston reports.
MSHSL Asks For Mask ReliefThe Minnesota State High School League board asked state health officials Thursday to allow spring sports athletes to compete outdoors without wearing masks, reports Heather Brown (0:20). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021
New Podcast On MN Opioid EpidemicThe MN health department tackles the opioid epidemic and hopes to shed a light on how the pandemic is impacting the problem with their new podcast, “Stories From The Field,” reports Heather Brown and Shayla Reaves (3:18).
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United People Apparel Opens At MOAA west African native and his wife are working to unite Minnesota in a very creative way. Tani and Emmanuel Boateng are opening up United People Apparel at the Mall of America, reports Shayla Reaves (1:00). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021
Would You Trust Your Computer More Than Another Person?The number of people using social media continues to soar. Now, new research shows people may trust their computers more to help them than a person, reports Heather Brown and Shayla Reaves (3:33). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021.
What Are Employers Looking For After The Pandemic?We're talkin' about what hiring managers are now looking for one year into the pandemic and if you want a new job, there's some qualities you might want to brush up on, reports Heather Brown and Shayla Reaves (3:30). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021.
9 A.M. Weather ReportSun is shining today as temps stay in the mid 40s to high 50s through the weekend, Riley O'Connor reports (3:02). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021
Last Leg Of The Chauvin TrialThe defense rested its case yesterday after Derek Chauvin plead the fifth opting to not take the stand in his own defense, Jason Derusha reports (3:53). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021
5th Night of Brooklyn Center ProtestsA more peaceful night in Brooklyn Center five days after 20 year old Daunte Wright was shot by now-former police officer Kim Potter, Marielle Mohs reports (2:32). WCCO 4 News - April 16, 2021
CBSN Minnesota's Morning Update: April 16, 2021Start the day with the latest weather forecast and news. Today, we’re talking about a push for voluntary masking in youth outdoor sports.
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Bloomington Student Jamie Melville Talks Perfect ACT ScoreTwo Bloomington Jefferson high school students just earned perfect scores on the ACT college entrance exam, Jamie Melville and Zachary Miller. We talk with Jamie Friday morning.
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Money Watch: Checking Financial Well-BeingNew data from the research group Financial Health Network says 167 million Americans are not financially healthy. Joining us this morning with a financial check-up is Andrea Molnau from the Minnesota Credit Union Network.
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Preview: Last Leg Of Derek Chauvin TrialClosing arguments are set for Monday in the Derek Chauvin trial. Christiane Cordero has the latest. ()
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6 A.M. Weather ReportMeteorologist Riley O’Connor says “it’s going to be a good one out there” Friday with temps in the mid-50s and mostly cloudy conditions.
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No Arrests In 5th Night Of Daunte Wright UnrestMarielle Mohs has the latest in the unrest surrounding the police killing of Daunte Wright.
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At Least 8 Killed In Indianapolis Fedex ShootingIndianapolis police say at least eight people were killed and multiple others wounded at a FedEx facility on the city's southwest side late Thursday. They say it appears the suspected gunman killed himself. He wasn't included in the death toll of eight.
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WCCO Digital Update: Morning Of April 16, 2021Heather Brown has the morning digital update.
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10 P.M. Weather ReportIt'll be mostly cloudy and a little warmer Friday, Chris Shaffer reports (2:09). WCCO 4 News At 10 - April 15, 2021
Court Awaits Closing Arguments In Derek Chauvin Trial As Both Sides RestToday was the last day of testimony in that trial, and there were some tense moments, Jennifer Mayerle reports (2:43). WCCO 4 News At 10 - April 15, 2021
Brooklyn Center Church Serves As Haven For All During UnrestA church in Brooklyn Center is hoping to be a place for the community to find peace despite the chaos outside, Erin Hassanzadeh reports (2:53). WCCO 4 News At 10 - April 15, 2021
Daunte Wright Shooting: Hundreds Gather Outside Brooklyn Center PD For 5th Night Of ProtestsFor the 5th night in a row, protesters are gathered outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department following the shooting death of Daunte Wright, Jeff Wagner reports (4:35). WCCO 4 News At 10 - April 15, 2021
