Americans are looking for ways to donate during this difficult time, Principal Preservation Services Mike Kojonen gives advice about how to donate safely and wisely, Jeff Wagner reports (5:47).
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Local Financial Professional Gives Advice How To Donate Safely, WiselyAmericans are looking for ways to donate during this difficult time, Principal Preservation Services Mike Kojonen gives advice about how to donate safely and wisely, Jeff Wagner reports (5:47).
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Black Women, Activists Gather At State Capitol Calling For ChangeBlack women and mothers came together at the Minnesota State Capitol calling for change in the Black community, Norman Seawright III reports (3:05).
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10 P.M. Weather ReportOn Monday temperatures will feel like 100 to 110 degrees, Lisa Meadows reports (3:38).
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Guard Member's Lake Street Store Burned, Looted Then Was Deployed Into His Own NeighborhoodAfter watching the store he managed get looted and burned, he was asked to put on his uniform and help calm the streets of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Erin Hassanzadeh reports (2:01).
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'I'm Not For Abolishing The Entire Police Department': Mayor Frey Addresses Crowd At Mpls. ProtestProtesters marched to Mayor Frey's house. When he walked into the crowd the protest organizer asked him point blank yes or no: "Will you commit to defunding the police?" David Schuman reports (2:34).
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6 P.M. Weather ReportLisa Meadows is tracking the storm system heading through the Twin Cities tonight, (3:50).
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Minority-Owned Small Business Owners Host Pop-Up Shop EventThis pop-up event will continue Saturday from noon until 7p.m., Norman Seawright III reports (2:15).
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Drive-Thru Commencement Brings Hope For Mpls. Private School GradsOn Saturday, each graduating senior at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School was honored at a drive-thru commencement ceremony, Bill Hudson reports (1:59).
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Kids March In St. Paul For George FloydEver since George Floyd died, there have been marches across the city, but on Saturday morning in St. Paul, a march was formed specifically for the youngest generation to come together and have their voices heard, Marielle Mohs reports (2:07).
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Mayor Frey Gives Statement At Protest For Not Supporting Defunding MPDProtesters marched through Minneapolis when Mayor Frey was spotted amongst the crowd to give a few words, David Schuman reports (2:07).
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5 P.M. Weather ReportWith heat and humidity building, Monday is expected to feel like 100 to 110 degrees, Lisa Meadows reports (3:31).
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Protesters March In Minneapolis Calling On Mayor Frey To Defund MPDA tribute for George Floyd continued this weekend, as the group marching through Minneapolis is calling on Mayor Frey to defund the Minneapolis Police Department, David Schuman reports (2:01).
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George Floyd's Brother Remembers 'Gentle Giant'George Floyd's brother speaks about his memory, looking up to him, and cheering him on at his sports games (1:39). WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 6, 2020
WCCO Digital Update: Morning Of June 6, 2020Jennifer Mayerle reports on the latest Minnesota headlines (01:23).
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4 Things You Need To KnowHere are the four things you need to know on May 23 (1:19).
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Connecting Community Members With Opportunities To Give BackJennifer Mayerle talks with Debra G, co-founder of the group Essentials For Our Community, a facebook page dedicated to connecting community members with opportunities to donate, volunteers, and offer support (). WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 6, 2020
Saturday Morning Weather ReportMike Augustyniak reports active weather is on the way! Sunday will see building heat and humidity, with Monday feeling like 100 degrees (4:15). WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 6, 2020
As Gov. Walz Turns Back COVID-19 Dial, Officials Urge Protesters To Get Tested For COVID-19Gov. Walz announced Friday he was turning back the dial on COVID-19, allowing the limited opening of restaurants and bars. Assistant Commissioner Dan Huff speaks with Jennifer Mayerle about what this could mean for the spread of COVID-19 in Minnesota, and encourages protesters to get tested for the virus (5:29). WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 6, 2020
Minneapolis City Council Bans Choke HoldsAt an emergency meeting Friday, Minneapolis City Council voted to forbid the use of chokeholds by Minneapolis police (1:38). WCCO 4 News Saturday Morning - June 6, 2020
George Floyd Marches Throughout The NationMarches continued throughout the United States and Minneapolis on Friday, calling for justice for George Floyd (2:09). WCCO 4 Saturday Morning - June 6, 2020
10 P.M. Weather ReportThere is a chance of storms on Sunday morning and throughout the week as hot weather rolls in, Lisa Meadows reports (4:04).
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Former Mpls. Hotel Transforms Into Shelter For Those Who Lost Homes During ProtestsA former Sheraton hotel, right near the sight of last week's fires in Minneapolis, is being used in a completely unique way, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield reports (2:38).
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Gov. Tim Walz Says State Can Turn Dial Again, To Allow Indoor Dining, Limited Gym UseStarting Wednesday, June 10, the state will allow indoor seating at restaurants, limited to just 50% capacity. Walz said that gyms were also going to be allowed to open but only at 25% capacity, with a cap at 250 people total, Erin Hassanzadeh reports (2:18).
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