Students at a Twin Cities high school spent the day learning from home while police investigate a hallway brawl.

Minneapolis police are making a big change to try and keep their guns off the streets.

In the final days of the 2024 legislative session, tensions rise on both sides of the political aisle. Caroline Cummings reports from St. Paul.

With 45 days left of service for rideshare services Lyft and Uber, alternative rideshare companies start to move into the city.

Two women are helping older adults with their mental health struggles.

The limited-time offer is slated to begin June 25 and will last about a month. The value meal will include a choice of either a McChicken, a McDouble or four-piece chicken nuggets as well as small fries and a small drink.

Cohen, the key witness in the case against Trump, continued facing questioning Thursday from Donald Trump's defense attorneys about his record of lying under oath in different cases.

The man who shot Minneapolis police officer Jacob Spies last summer was sentenced on Thursday to more than a decade in prison. Frederick Leon Davis Jr., 20, pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted murder for the shooting on Aug. 11, 2023.

Going from a lawyer to a magician may not be a common career path, but it's proven successful for Kristoff, who is performing this weekend at the Hopkins Center for the Arts.

On Wednesday, Wridz joined MyWheels as one of Minneapolis's first newly licensed rideshare companies, aside from Uber and Lyft.

Police officers in the northwestern Minnesota city of Crookston fatally shot a man early Thursday morning who they say threatened them with a hatchet.

Shayla Reaves visits Shakopee to tell us about some of the cool new stuff to do at Valleyfair and Soak City Waterpark.

The racing season is almost upon us and there’s a track in Kandiyohi County that’s dominated by kids. In this week’s Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us why the Atwater Karting Speedway is celebrating 25 years with both excitement and heavy hearts.

There’s a new option in town as Uber and Lyft stay locked in a rideshare showdown. Both companies are threatening to leave Minnesota by July 1 — that’s when higher driver pay kicks in. WCCO’s Allen Henry has a look at where things stand and the new company that launched Wednesday.

It's a challenge that will get the whole family moving and it's a first in the south metro. Ubah Ali shows us this unique new playground.

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As many get ready for graduation at Hinckley-Finlayson High School, several students protested after a district decision to eliminate a traditional Native song at graduation. The school has a high percentage of Native students. WCCO's Jason Rantala traveled to Hinckley and spoke with community members.

As lawmakers in both chambers work to get as much done as possible before the deadline, one bill drew debate in the House.

Microtransit services that allow you to book door-to-door rides without Uber and Lyft prices are growing in popularity in Twin Cities metro suburbs.

The countdown is on to the end of the 2024 legislative session with just six days left until they must adjourn for the year. There are even fewer days to actually vote on bills. Caroline Cummings is monitoring it in St. Paul. Official Site: http://wcco.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBSMinnesota Twitter: https://twitter.com/wcco Instagram: https://instagram.com/wcco/