Minneapolis Inventory Surges While Prices Hold Near National Average
More local sellers entered the market even as the national pipeline shrank. New listings rose 8.8% year-over-year.
After five decades in broadcasting, WCCO’s Al Schoch is retiring this week
After over five decades in broadcasting, WCCO's Al Schoch is hanging up the headphones for good this week and retiring. He's been with WCCO Radio as a broadcast journalist since 2014. His top moment in broadcasting? "This is it right here because I survived, and I'm retiring on my own terms."
4 Your Weekend: What to do in Minnesota Aug. 14-16, 2026
WCCO is tracking everything you can go out and do 4 Your Weekend, including a slate of county fairs.
HLs: Collier pushes Lynx to third straight win
Watch highlights of Napheesa Collier's 20-point evening on efficient shooting to extend the Minnesota Lynx's win streak to three and road win streak to five.
Rollover on Highway 101 in Otsego Leaves Two Minneapolis Residents Fighting for Life
A rollover crash on southbound Highway 101 near County Road 36 in Otsego left two Minneapolis residents with life-threatening injuries on Wednesday afternoon. Tong Pao Vue, 67, was driving a 1999 Ford Econoline when the van left the roadway and rolled, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. His passenger, 64-year-old
Large police presence in Burnsville as officers respond to homicide
This comes hours after police were at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide in Hopkins that could be connected.
Warm nights helped fuel the hottest July on record in U.S. history
The heat was especially notable overnight, a trend that’s becoming increasingly common in Minnesota and across the country.
From Japan to Minnesota: Wind phones give grieving people a voice for their loss
WEST ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A creative project in West St. Paul is helping people find comfort after losing someone close. Jennifer Swenson installed a wind phone — a rotary phone inside a box — in her front yard a couple of months ago. The phone...
Eden Prairie man charged in Indiana University fraternity hazing case
The fraternity was ordered to suspend all activities at the university until further notice.
Family files wrongful death lawsuit following veteran’s suicide hours after leaving Minneapolis VA
Marine veteran Allen Giller died less than four hours after leaving the Medical Center in 2022. His mother has filed a federal civil lawsuit. According to court documents, the VA denies the allegations.

















