As airborne transmission of the coronavirus becomes the primary concern, a St. Paul company has developed a device to stop it, reports Bill Hudson (2:21).
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Morning Headlines: Sept. 28, 2021Jason DeRusha is talking about potential property tax hikes in St. Paul.
New Minnesota Grant Helps Foster Care Youth Pay For CollegeDreaming big is getting easier for foster youth in Minnesota thanks to a new law taking effect next year.
As COVID Cases In Schools Rise, So Do Tensions Among ParentsA scuffle between two men broke out at an Eastern Carver County schools meeting in Chaska over masking.
Parents Scuffle During Eastern Carver County School Board MeetingThe debate over masks or no masks is building up a lot of tension and that briefly rose to the surface between two parents in an Eastern Carver County Schools meeting in Chaska.
WCCO Digital Update: Morning Of Sept. 28, 2021Jason DeRusha has the latest headlines.
4:30 A.M. Weather ReportExpect sunshine and temperatures in the 80s in the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Fight Breaks Out At Twin Cities School Board MeetingA scuffle broke out during at the Eastern Carver County school board meeting Monday night in Chaska over a new mask mandate Monday night.
10 P.M. Weather ReportA couple summer-like days ahead before our next shot at rainfall.
Wolves And Lynx Owners Talk Teams' FuturesIt's been quite a week for the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Lynx. The Wolves fire their head of basketball, and the Lynx get upset in the playoffs. Then Monday, the community gets to meet the future owners on the same day the Wolves start their season.
Good Question: Where Have All The Workers Gone?Unemployment rates are dropping, but the number of job openings isn’t exactly following it. The labor shortage is persisting in Minnesota and across the country.
On The Beat With Minneapolis’s Violence InterruptersAs Minneapolis grapples with its most violent year in decades, city leaders hope a special partnership can break the cycle of crime. Seven teams of violence interrupters cover the city's most crime-ridden areas.
Mary Moriarty Talks Run For Hennepin County AttorneyHennepin County's former chief public defender is now running to be its top prosecutor.
Weeks After Deadline, Still No Deal For Frontline Worker PayThree weeks after a self-imposed deadline, state lawmakers still haven’t reached an agreement on the details of the $250 million for frontline worker bonuses, leaving some frustrated.
FULL INTERVIEW: Mary Moriarty Talks Run For Hennepin Co. AttorneyWCCO's David Schuman talks to Mary Moriarty about her run for Hennepin County attorney. The county's former chief public defender discusses her exit from that job, and recent high-profile changes the current Hennepin and Ramsey county attorneys have made.
Former Minnesota Viking Scott Studwell Opens Up About His New BookFormer Minnesota Viking Linebacker Scott Studwell opens up and discusses his football career within his new book with WCCO's Mike Max.
Minnesota Legislature Passes New Cottage Food Salary CapThe Minnesota Department of Agriculture now allows an annual gross salary cap of $78,000 for cottage food producers. Previously it was capped at $18,000 including expenses.
6 P.M. Weather ReportTemperatures continue in the 80s until Thursday where they drop into the mid 70s. Chances of precipitation on Thursday as well.
Allina's Buffalo Clinic Reopens With Renovations Months After Fatal ShootingMonday, a Minnesota clinic at the center of a deadly shooting will reopen its doors as a place of healing.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Address City Crime And Violence Amid Looming ElectionWCCO's Esme Murphy reports on Mayor Frey's press conference addressing the increase of gun violence and crime in Minneapolis, as well as the upcoming mayoral elections and charter amendment vote that could potentially replace the Minneapolis Police Department.
5 P.M. Weather ReportAnother couple days of above-average warmth ahead.
Minneapolis Man Reunited With Missing Dog After Car TheftLate Sunday night, Lucas Albers was reunited with his dog Vic, two days after a car thief drove off with him in Richfield. Photojournalist Joe Berglove caught up with Albers Monday after someone spotted Vic in a park in St. Paul.
Parents Want More School COVID Protocols As Cases SpikeThe Minnesota Department of Health has been tracking the spike since kids started going back several weeks ago. The hundreds of cases a week have forced some districts to make changes, including going to distance learning.
WCCO Digital Headlines: Afternoon Of Sept. 27, 2021WCCO's Frank Vascellaro delivers today's afternoon digital headlines for Sept. 27, 2021.
Bloomington Police: Arrest Made After Reports Of A Body Being Dragged To DumpsterBloomington police say a man has been arrested and a death investigation is underway following reports of someone dragging a body to a dumpster Monday morning. Katie Johnston reports.
