Good Question: What Is The Dew Point? WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2015-07-24 | Dew points are expected to be in the 70s Friday -- making for one, sweaty day for Minnesotans. But just what is the dew point? Heather Brown answers this Good Question.WCCO 4 News At 10 – July 23, 2015
Waterville is cleaning up after historic flooding hit the town WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-30 | Waterville is finally able to start cleaning up after historic flooding levels. Flooding can still be see in parts of the area.
Bayport and Hudson residents are dealing with major flooding, impacting homes and businesses WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-29 | Some in Bayport and Hudson think the current flooding is the worst they've ever dealt with. Other say it's nothing new. Jason Rantala shares what people in the area think.
Hundreds of thousands descend on Loring Park for Pride Festivities WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-29 | Pride weekend is in full swing in downtown Minneapolis, but while attendees are celebrating their authentic self, they are also reflecting on some recent heartache.
Local gymnast is competing for a spot at the highest level, at just 15 WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-29 | Local gymnast Mahleah Tressel is competing at the highest national level.
Folks in Hastings are finding creative ways to get around in the flooded streets WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-29 | Hastings residents are using boats to navigate waterways that used to be roadways
The Who, What, Where, When, and Why of WCCO | 75th anniversary WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-29 | WCCO staff and alumni reflect on the places they've gone, the stories they've told, the technology they've seen grow, and how through it all, have never stopped wanting to tell Minnesota's stories. #news #archive #minnesota Official Site: http://wcco.comFacebook: facebook.com/CBSMinnesotaTwitter: twitter.com/wccoInstagram: instagram.com/wcco
Friends remember Minneapolis DJ Liara Tsai’s passion, activism for trans community WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Liara Tsai recently moved to Minneapolis, where she worked to support the trans community while pursuing her passion for music.
Rising Mississippi River takes over area around Harriet Island WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Floodwaters brought onlookers from across the Twin Cities
Longtime WCCO Photojournalist Dave Chaney retires WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | After 46 years, WCCO is saying goodbye and good luck to a long-time photojournalist.
U.S. gymnastics trials, Twin Cities Pride expected to bring more than 500,000 people to downtown Min WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Based on ticket and hotel sales, the Minneapolis downtown council estimates the gymnastics trials are bringing 100,000 people to downtown. In addition, pride is expected to bring in 500,000 people to downtown.
What the Supreme Court’s ruling on homelessness means for Minnesota WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled it's not unconstitutional for cities to ban homeless encampments in their communities.
Washington County declares state of emergency as flood waters rise WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Washington County has declared a state of emergency as rising flood waters of the St. Croix River threaten the historic city of Stillwater.
Twin Cities Pride booths prep for half a million visitors WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | The event is among the largest LGBTQ+ pride celebrations in the country, bringing hundreds of millions to the Twin Cities annually.
Minnesota delegation urges Biden Administration to declare emergency over flooding WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | The Biden Administration has been asked to approve Minnesota’s request for a major disaster declaration, covering multiple counties in the state.
Biden. Trump hit campaign trail after presidential debate missteps WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | While President Joe Biden admitted Friday he doesn't "debate as well as I used to," pundits also pointed out that his challenger, Donald Trump, frequently spouted falsehoods during the Thursday debate.
TRAILER | WCCO 75th Anniversary Special | Premieres July 1, 2024 at 7 p.m. CST WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Minneapolis-based WCCO-TV first hit the airwaves July 1, 2024. Now, we're taking you behind the scenes of news over 75 years. WCCO brought together some veteran anchors, reporters, and photojournalists to reflect on the top stories, historical events, and changes they witnessed firsthand over the past 75 years.Watch the premiere here: youtu.be/W5tW3xGDQeM#history #news #minnesota Official Site: http://wcco.comFacebook: facebook.com/CBSMinnesotaTwitter: twitter.com/wccoInstagram: instagram.com/wcco
Minnesota town still under water after devastating floods WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Residents in Waterville, Minnesota, are still waiting to start their cleanup efforts from this week's devastating floods because the water has not yet fully receded. CBS News correspondent Tom Hanson is in Waterville with the latest.#news #minnesota #watervilleOfficial Site: http://wcco.comFacebook: facebook.com/CBSMinnesotaTwitter: twitter.com/wccoInstagram: instagram.com/wcco
What’s with the sudden surge in hot sauce demand? WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Across the country, one particular condiment is flying off store shelves in record numbers and it's still heating up. Michael George shows us why America is hot for hot sauce.
Video shows suspects repeatedly stealing pride flags from Lakeville family’s yard WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | A Lakeville family is at their wit's end as police investigate a repeat crime that they say feels personal. WCCO's Adam Duxter shares the moment, caught on camera, and why what was taken from them means so much.
Pride Month blood drive held in Minneapolis for LGBTQ+ community WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Children's Minnesota and Memorial Blood Centers are hosting a blood drive in Minneapolis. It's for a group long denied the ability to do so: the LGBTQ+ community.
FEMA assessing damage, St. Paul in state of emergency, and more flooding headlines WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | WCCO has the latest flooding news on Friday at noon, including the situation in St. Paul.
St. Paul braces for more flooding amid state of emergency WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | It's a state of emergency in St. Paul as water levels continue to rise in the Mississippi River. WCCO's John Lauritsen is in St. Paul as people living there are trying to grasp how widespread this flooding is.
Federal emergency teams to assess Minnesota flooding damage WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | As major rivers in Minnesota continue to rise into the weekend, Gov. Tim Walz and a top official with the Federal Emergency Management Agency provided an update on the flooding outlook Friday.
Behind the scenes of news in Minnesota | WCCO 75th Anniversary Special WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | WCCO first hit the airwaves July 1, 1949. In honor of our 75th Anniversary, WCCO brought together some veteran anchors, reporters, and photojournalists to reflect on the top stories, historical events, and changes they witnessed firsthand over the past 75 years.0:00 Show intro2:29 True crime stories: Jacob Wetterling, Jayme Closs, Andrew Cunanan4:54 Extreme weather: tornadoes and Hurricane Andrew6:28 Political news: Paul Wellstone, Jesse Ventura8:57 The Iron Crib documentary in Romania11:46 Minnesota State Fair history13:48 Weather history: St. Peter tornado and Halloween blizzard17:53 35W bridge collapse19:53 Sports history: Miracle on Ice, Twins win World Series23:41 Metrodome collapse caught on camera25:03 Red River flooding disaster27:02 The first news helicopter and live shot28:44 Vintage tech: before cell phones, internet, and digital cameras35:46 Serving veterans, hidden gems, good question42:30 National legacy and reputation44:00 The legendary Dave Moore47:03 The best chemistry in the business#history #news #minnesota Official Site: http://wcco.comFacebook: facebook.com/CBSMinnesotaTwitter: twitter.com/wccoInstagram: instagram.com/wcco
Going Out, Coming In tour teaches Minneapolis queer history WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Mill City Museum's tour "Going Out, Coming In," guides visitors through Minneapolis' LGBTQ+ history.
What to expect at the Parisian Market during Olympic trials in downtown Minneapolis WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Bringing the magic of Paris to Downtown Minneapolis ahead of the summer Olympic games: What you can expect when you check out a Parisian Market on Nicollet Mall.
Rapidan Dam Store still in danger of falling into river, and more flooding headlines WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | A ballpark was purposefully flooded in Chaska to protect the city’s downtown area, an update on the Rapidan Dam situation and more flooding headlines Friday morning.
North Branch police fatally shoot woman, Minnesota BCA investigating WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating after North Branch police fatally shot a woman Thursday evening. According to North Branch police, the shooting happened after officers responded to the report of an "intoxicated and suicidal woman who was armed with a handgun." Official Site: http://wcco.comFacebook: facebook.com/CBSMinnesotaTwitter: twitter.com/wccoInstagram: instagram.com/wcco
Flooding forces Valleyfair to cancel its 4th of July fireworks show WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Valleyfair in Shakopee says it is canceling its Fourth of July fireworks show due to flooding impacts. Fireworks will be rescheduled for later in the summer.
St. Louis Park police officer helps deliver baby in parking lot WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Officers arrived at just the right time to help a brave mom and her new baby. Caroline Cummings shows us why the family calls it a surreal full-circle moment.
What causes people to be nearsighted? WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | Nearly 42% of Americans are now nearsighted. That's up from 25% 50 years ago. And half the world could be squinting by mid-century. So what causes Myopia? Good Question. Kirsten Mitchell explains the common habit that could be bad for our eyes
Breaking down the first presidential debate between Trump and Biden WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | It's the first-ever debate between a current and former president, and the high stakes showdown got heated.
Why Chaska flooded its baseball field on purpose WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-28 | A flooded baseball field might not be all that surprising right now. But what might surprise you is that it was flooded on purpose. It's a special strategy in Chaska, which borders the Minnesota River.
Shane Wiskus hopes to make U.S. Mens Olympic team for second time WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | The Men's U.S. Gymnastics Trials start Thursday night at Target Center. Ren Clayton discussed this moment with Shane Wiskus, who is trying to make his second Olympic team.
The people who shaped WCCO | WCCO 75th Anniversary WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | It's an exciting time at WCCO. Next week marks 75 years on the air. It's been a privilege to share those stories that matter to Minnesota over those decades.
Nicollet Mall transformed into Promenade du Nord during Olympic Trials WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | The U.S. Olympic Team Trials are set to start at the Target Center. And you know, our hometown hero Suni Lee is getting ready to roll. If you don’t have tickets, don't flip out. There’s all kinds of ways to jump in on the fun. WCCO's Kirsten Mitchell takes us to the Promenade Du Nord.
Clean up continues in Mankato area after flooding damages homes WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | For folks in southern Minnesota who were working to dry out, extra moisture brings a new hurdle. Thursday, the clean up continues after recent flooding in the Mankato area. WCCO's Jason Rantala caught up with residents who are picking up and tossing out what's left behind.
MACV uses summer months to help veterans in need WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | MACV’s Summer Salute connected veterans to housing support and health screenings.
North Minneapolis voters aren’t ready to give either presidential candidate their vote | Voter Voice WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Esme Murphy spoke with North Minneapolis about the issues that matter to them for the 2024 election.
Where water is still rising in Minnesota WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Even though some of the smaller rivers, like the Cannon and the Cottonwood have already crested, that is not the case everywhere.
The Minnesota Zoo welcomes new sea lions WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | WCCO's Shayla Reeves hits the Minnesota Zoo to meet some of their newest aquatic friends.
Book Talk: The Glassmaker WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Today on The 4, author Tracy Chevalier joined Esme Murphy and Jeff Wagner to discuss her new book "The Glassmaker."
Saturdates: June 28, 2024 WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | You can find plenty of fun things to do around Minnesota this weekend. Check out The 4 anchors' top picks.
Amazon warehouse in Shakopee fined by OSHA WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | An Amazon facility in Shakopee was fined $10,500 by OSHA for worker safety hazards. Amazon has contested both citations.
Downtown Minneapolis transforms for U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis has transformed into Gymnastics City USA, with 60 vendors, outdoor dining and street performers.
Shelter-in-place order issued in Lakeville amid domestic situation, police say WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Lakeville police say they're "working through an active incident" stemming from "a domestic situation" involving a "male subject" who fled on foot and may be armed.
How to get rid of Japanese beetles, naturally WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Karen Bachman Thull from Bachman’s shares tips for how to keep these garden pests under control.
Minnesota high school students construct first-ever smudging space for students | Voices WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | WCCO is committed to bringing you stories featuring the diverse voices of Minnesotans. In this new show, "Voices," we aim to do just that. 1:07 - Father prepares family for deportation, despite living in the U.S. for 30 years2:46 - New law aims to close pay gap by requiring pay scale disclosure4:15 - Uptown businesses struggle to stay open as construction diminishes foot traffic6:04 - North Minneapolis architect leaves lasting impact on community8:27 - North Minneapolis high school holds recruiting fair for students interested in tech jobs11:17 - A Hmong family is changing the conversation around mental health and suicide 16:37 - Shakopee High School students create first ever smudging space for students19:51 - Teen-run bakery raises money for a LGBTQ emergency fund21: 09 - Minnesota chef Christina Ngyen wins 2024 James Beard Award#news #inspiration #minnesota Official Site: http://wcco.comFacebook: facebook.com/CBSMinnesotaTwitter: twitter.com/wccoInstagram: instagram.com/wcco
Daily multivitamin use wont help you live longer, study says WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | Researchers looked at data on more than 400,000 healthy U.S. adults over 20 years and found no differences in mortality or risk of death for those who took multivitamins versus those who did not.
Drew Carey says some Price is Right contestants have indulged in liquid courage beforehand WCCO - CBS Minnesota 2024-06-27 | The game show host reportedly told TV Insider that the contestants are often high or under the influence of alcohol.
