Severe thunderstorm watch for parts of central Minnesota is in effect, Lisa Meadows reports (3:21).
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6 P.M. Weather ReportSevere thunderstorm watch for parts of central Minnesota is in effect, Lisa Meadows reports (3:21).
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Minnesota Native Weighs In On Sweden's Approach To COVID-19 PandemicFor the first time since March, Sweden reported no new deaths from COVID-19, Liz Collin reports (2:17).
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Homeless Veterans On The Road To Permanent Shelter With Help From MACVA homeless Marine veteran who was sleeping outside is on his way to having his own place, thanks to the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans, Reg Chapman reports (2:08).
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Carlton Troutman Gets 45-Month Stayed Sentence In Hit-And-Run Crash That Injured Kyla AvantA Flint, Michigan man has been sentenced to a 45-month stayed sentence in the hit-and-run that injured a teenage girl who was attempting to board a school bus earlier this year, John Lauritsen reports (2:27).
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5 P.M. Weather ReportMeteorologist Lisa Meadows reports, severe storms and heavy rain possible in northern Minnesota Friday evening, and a hot and humid weekend ahead (3:15) WCCO 4 News At 5 - August 7, 2020
FEC Complaint Filed Against Antone Melton-MeauxAntone Melton-Meaux, the man challenging Rep. Ilhan Omar, was accused by the Campaign Legal Center of not providing details for some of the groups where he is spending most of his money (00:44) WCCO 4 News At 5 - August 7, 2020
Homeless Encampments Grow In Loring Park And Lake HarrietThe head of the Minneapolis Park system says he needs some help as encampments continue to grow in parks, reports Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield (2:48) WCCO 4 News At 5 - August 7, 2020
WCCO Evening Digital Update: August 7, 2020Amelia Santaniello has your WCCO evening digital update for August 7, 2020 (1:26).
Noon Weather ReportThe weekend brings with it the possibility for storms, and much more humidity, Mike Augustyniak reports (3:59). WCCO 4 News At Noon - August 7, 2020
New COVID-19 Model Predicts Up To 300,000 Could Die In Next 4 MonthsResearchers at the University of Washington say that number could be reduced if most Americans wore masks, Chris Martinez reports (1:50). WCCO 4 News At Noon - August 7, 2020
Midday Headlines From August 7, 2020A man is recovering after investigators say he was beaten up while walking to a Twin Cities mosque (1:52). WCCO 4 News At Noon - August 7, 2020
St. Paul's Midway Goodwill ReopensSlowly but surely, some business in St. Paul are starting to recover after the unrest sparked by George Floyd's death, Christiane Cordero reports (1:52). WCCO 4 News At Noon - August 7, 2020
Bloomington Man Assaulted While Walking To Mosque; Police Searching For SuspectsA man was hospitalized Thursday night after being assaulted while walking to his local mosque in the south metro. Katie Johnston reports.
Matt's Minute Of Movement: Couch Potato ExercisesMatt Engelhardt, our P.E. teacher from Folwell Performing Arts Magnet School, shows some routines (1:30). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
9 A.M. Weather ReportThe weekend could bring storms, as so may weekends this summer have done so far, Mike Augustyniak reports (3:31). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
Some Of The Hottest Fishing Products This SummerOmnia Fishing CEO Matt Johnson shows off some of the hottest trends (3:50). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
Steps Homeowners Can Take To Avoid Home InvasionsSafety expert Kevin Vick from Stock & Barrel Gun Club shares some tips (3:09). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
A Different Sort Of Princess Kay Coronation This YearCurrent Princess Kay, Amy Kyllo, shares a preview (3:46). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
The Effects COVID-19 Is Having On Our Sleep CyclesSleep habits are being disrupted with people going to bed later and not setting alarms for the morning, and a dream survey done by Harvard Medical School found people are having terrifying and vivid dreams (3:13). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
America Lifts No-Travel Advisory, But Many Countries Keep ThemDespite the change, that doesn't give Americans the go-ahead to travel anywhere they like. Many countries won't allow us in, plus the state department says health and safety conditions are still deteriorating in some countries (2:59). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
WCCO Viewers Sound Off On Sequels, RebootsA couple of old movies -- "Dirty Dancing" and "A League of Their Own" -- are being brought back in different ways (3:47). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
Mid-Morning Headlines From August 7, 2020Investigators in St. Paul are still working to track down whose responsible for causing more than $82 million in damage following the death of George Floyd (3:08). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 7, 2020
CBSN Minnesota’s Daybreaker: LA Shutting Off Water/Power To PartiersIt’s time for CBSN Minnesota’s Daybreaker… today, we’re talking about Los Angeles shutting off water/power to homeowners who throw big parties, focusing on repeat offenders … what do you think about this approach? Is the city going too far? WCCO 4 News
Rusty’s Recommendations: Films For Hockey FansRusty Gatenby runs down the film career of Howard Baldwin (3:55). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 7, 2020
