A new survey of Americans shows that people don't wake up in a good mood that often, with only 65 happy mornings compared to 300 grumpy ones (3:02). WCCO Mid-Morning - December 9, 2019
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Recipe Ideas For Garden FoodsJason DeRusha Skyped with lifestyle contributor Jasmine Stringer, who shared her recipe ideas using vegetables from the garden (3:36) WCCO 4 Mid-Morning - August 5, 2020
Feedback: Do You Eat Breakfast For Dinner?A recent poll by Kraft found that some parents were giving their children mac and cheese for breakfast. So we wanted to know: do you flip flop breakfast and dinner? (00:42) WCCO 4 Mid-Morning - August 5, 2020
Runway For Hope Features Minnesota Breast Cancer Survivors As ModelsGrant Whitaker joins the WCCO Mid-Morning team to share the Hope Chest’s mission and how they will raise money during the virtual fashion show (3:16). WCCO 4 Mid-Morning - August 5, 2020
Relationship Reboot: Decision-Making FatigueIn the time of COVID-19, it can feel more difficult to land on a decision. Dr. Kirsten Lind Seal shares her tips for “decision-making fatigue” (5:03) WCCO 4 Mid-Morning - August 5, 2020
9 A.M. Weather ReportMeteorologist Riley O’Connor reports, Wednesday will be in the 70s, with a slight chance for showers later in the afternoon (3:03) WCCO 4 Mid-Morning - August 5, 2020
Advice For Families On The Upcoming Unusual School YearDr. Gigi Chawla shares her tips for families tackling the challenges of the upcoming school year (4:27) WCCO 4 Mid-Morning - August 5, 2020
As Police Face Increased Scrutiny, Rep. Tom Emmer Launches Initiative To Thank CopsAs leaders in Minneapolis push to defund the city’s police department, a Minnesota congressman is encouraging people to recognize and appreciate police officers. Katie Johnston reports.
CBSN Minnesota’s ‘Daybreaker’: Is Working In-Person Better?‘The 7:34’ is now CBSN Minnesota’s ‘Daybreaker’. Today, we’re talking about a Wisconsin business, Epic, that is requiring all of its workers to return to work by mid-September. What do you think? Jason DeRusha has the headlines. (13:03)
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#MyMorning: Aug. 5, 2020Jason DeRusha apologizes for forgetting about the Loons. WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 5, 2020
Morning Headlines: Aug. 5, 2020Jason DeRusha reads about Black Minneapolitans' thoughts on defunding the police and America's surging electricity bills (3:46). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 5, 2020
Clorox Struggling To Keep Up With Demand For Disinfecting WipesThe company says they won’t have the supplies necessary to boost production until next year (0:26). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 5, 2020
Charter Commission To Vote On Proposal To Defund The PoliceThe volunteer commission is slated to vote on the proposal Wednesday (0:17). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 5, 2020
High School Football, Volleyball Seasons Postponed Until SpringChristiane Cordero reports on the various changes coming to high school sports this year (2:45). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 5, 2020
5 A.M. Weather ReportRiley O'Connor reports that Wednesday will be again be cooler than average, but with a chance of showers and storms in the afternoon (2:40). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 5, 2020
WCCO Digital Update: Morning Of Aug. 5, 2020Here are the latest Minnesota headlines (1:18). WCCO 4 News -- Aug. 5, 2020
10 P.M. Weather ReportThere's a chance of severe weather Wednesday in southwestern Minnesota, reports Chris Shaffer (1:47).
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Good Question: How’s Minn. Dealing With Spike In Mail-In Voting?The number of Minnesotans requesting mail-in ballots this year has reached numbers never seen before, reports Jeff Wagner (2:52).
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Mike Max Catches Up With Arrested Protester Patrick EtimMike Max reunites with protester Patrick Etim, who shares a message of hope and the work that still needs to be done (2:47).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - August 4, 2020
Saints March Back Into St. Paul’s CHS FieldThe St. Paul Saints are the first professional Minnesota sports team to play in front of fans -- but with some changes, reports Jennifer Mayerle (2:20).
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DFL Files Elections Complaint Against Antone Melton-MeauxWith one week until the primary, the DFL Party has filed a federal elections complaint against Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's challenger, reports Amelia Santaniello (0:33).
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HS Football, Volleyball Seasons Moved To SpringSome Minnesota high school athletes will be sidelined for a few more months, reports Erin Hassanzadeh (2:09).
WCCO 4 News At 10 - August 4, 2020
6 P.M. Weather ReportWednesday's highs will be in the 70s with a chance of severe weather in the southwestern parts of the state, Chris Shaffer reports (3:04).
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Saints Prep For Socially-Distanced Home OpenerNorman Seawright III goes to St. Paul's CHS Field to see how the Saints are getting ready for a most-unusual home opener (1:40).
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Sunflower Fields Popping Up In Northwest MetroSunflowers are popping up all over the northwest metro, and there's a pretty special reason behind them all, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield reports (2:07).
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