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Minneapolis mom recounts vicious dog attack: "I fought for my kids" The dogs shredded both her arms down to the bone and mangled her foot. She's had several surgeries and had to learn how to walk again. 12H ago

Fallen Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell honored at Twins game Before he died, Jamal Mitchell had completed his hiring process to join the Twins as a game day officer. 15H ago

Years after it was destroyed, Coliseum building reopens in "game changing" redevelopment Hours before Juneteenth events began in south Minneapolis Wednesday, people in the Longfellow neighborhood already had reason to celebrate. 16H ago

Black Twin Cities leaders talk receiving Bush Fellowship: "There's almost nothing that we cannot do" While Juneteenth is rooted in the past, it's important to recognize what's happening in the present. WCCO sat down with three local leaders to talk about Black excellence in the Twin Cities. 17H ago

Vandals target co*kato fire hydrants, spilling 1 million gallons, fire officials say The fire department of a town west of the Twin Cities says vandals have targeted its water supply, wasting more than a million gallons overnight Sunday. 21H ago

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Flash flooding leaves campers stranded in northern Minnesota One of the roads washed out from the rain is the only road leading to the 200 campers and 80 staff members at Camp Du Nord, northwest of Ely. 12H ago

Life-changing bill for adoptees takes effect July 1 Starting July 1, a new law will make Minnesota only the 15th state to allow adoptees full access to their original birth certificate. 15H ago

2nd man involved in Babbitt workplace stabbing sentenced to 17 years A second man has been sentenced for his part in the 2021 stabbing of an employee inside a northeastern Minnesota business. 22H ago

Flooding damages areas in northern Minnesota, including Superior National Forest Heavy rain across northern Minnesota on Tuesday damaged areas in the Superior National Forest, which could impact canoers over the coming days. 1H ago

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River Falls "Queer Crawl" brings together residents, small business to celebrate Pride The city of River Falls is more colorful than it's ever been. Jun 18

Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear challenge to Gov. Evers' 400-year school funding veto The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear a challenge to Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' partial veto locking in a school funding increase for the next 400 years. Jun 17

Wisconsin Supreme Court keeps ban on mobile absentee voting sites in place for now The Wisconsin Supreme Court has kept a lower court's ruling banning the use of mobile voting sites in the upcoming presidential election in place for now, a win for Republicans. Jun 12

Americans celebrate Flag Day every year. The holiday started in Wisconsin. Each June, Waubeka, Wisconsin, venerates one of the nation's more enduring symbols with a holiday that escapes the notice of many Americans. Jun 12

Police update number of people injured in Madison rooftop shooting to 12 Police now say at least a dozen people were hurt in a shooting at a party in Wisconsin's capital city. More than 25 people were at the party on the roof of a high-rise apartment building in downtown Madison early Sunday when shots were fired. Jun 11

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Life-changing bill for adoptees takes effect July 1 Starting July 1, a new law will make Minnesota only the 15th state to allow adoptees full access to their original birth certificate. 15H ago

Adoptees share what life-changing Minnesota bill unsealing birth records means to them (part 3) Starting July 1, a new law will make Minnesota only the 15th state to allow adoptees full access to their original birth certificate. In Talking Points, Esme Murphy spoke Penny Needham about what's next for adoptees. 21H ago 04:40

Adoptees share what life-changing Minnesota bill unsealing birth records means to them (part 2) Starting July 1, a new law will make Minnesota only the 15th state to allow adoptees full access to their original birth certificate. In Talking Points, Esme Murphy spoke with 82-year-old Mary Jo Lindeberg, an adoptee who believes this law will finally allow her to connect with family. Murphy also spoke with Pat Glisky, a birth mother who welcomes the new law. 21H ago 11:06

Adoptees share what life-changing Minnesota bill unsealing birth records means to them (part 1) Starting July 1, a new law will make Minnesota only the 15th state to allow adoptees full access to their original birth certificate. In Talking Points, Esme Murphy spoke with Gregory Luce, an adoptee and leader in the fight for adoption rights. 21H ago 06:45

Trump, GOP urge early and mail voting while continuing to warn of voter fraud Republican groups are pushing GOP voters to embrace early and mail voting — while Trump sometimes calls mail ballots "treacherous." 21H ago

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