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New reporter joins WCCO after move from New York

A new face recently made his debut on Twin Cities television screens. Reporter Conor Wight shared the news on social media, writing he will be joining the team at WCCO. Wight comes to Minneapolis after spending five years at CNY Central, the NBC and CBS affiliate based in Syracuse, New York.
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Bloomington Police Scoop Top Prize in National Traffic Safety Contest with Creative Radar Sign...

The Bloomington Police Department has emerged victorious in the All Traffic Solutions’ annual sign contest, a national competition that encourages creative ways to promote traffic safety. The winning entry, according to a statement released by the City of Bloomington's official news site, featured Police Officer...
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Metro Transit Announces Reduced Bus and Train Service for Thanksgiving and Black Friday in...

Metro Transit has announced its service schedule for Thanksgiving and the following day in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. On Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27, 2025, Metro Transit buses and the METRO Blue and Green lines will run on Sunday/Holiday schedules. The METRO Orange and Red lines will also use...
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Little Free Library Adds Food With SNAP in Limbo

Thanks to Mississippi Valley Montessori School for their support. Located in West St. Paul since 1967, they’re an AMI-accredited Montessori school serving children up to age 6. Email us for more info. With the ongoing federal government shutdown and SNAP benefits in limbo, a local West St. Paul resident...
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Allina providers strike across metro area clinics in historic first for Minnesota

Doctors, physicians’ assistants, and nurse practitioners at Allina clinics across the Twin Cities metro area held a one-day strike Wednesday to pressure the multistate health system into giving them a contract. Allina Doctors Council-SEIU — comprising over 600 members in what the union says is the nation’s largest...
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Cities should be able to make gun laws, says lawmaker who helped change Colorado...

ListenCities should be able to make gun laws, says lawmaker who helped change Colorado law. A group of St. Paul city leaders are trying to pass a gun ordinance, against state law. The move is a challenge the state’s preemption laws, which would prevent the ordinance from going into effect.
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Snow Saturday in southern Minnesota, including one scenario of ‘particular interest’

Slushy snow could accumulate in southern Minnesota on Saturday before a potent blast of air keeps temps around freezing on Sunday. It's not a blockbuster storm by any means, and the National Weather Service isn't anticipating any accumulations in the Twin Cities metro, but there is potential for a narrow band of...
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4 arrested in south Minneapolis after police chase, HCSO says

The incident prompted a large police presence in south Minneapolis near West 29th Street and Aldrich Avenue South.
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Second man charged in downtown Minneapolis bar fatal shooting

A second person faces charges in the shooting​ at a downtown Minneapolis bar that killed a man and injured three others.
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Minneapolis’ new cameras intended to reduce speeding on city streets seem to be having...

Minneapolis’ new cameras intended to reduce speeding on city streets seem to be having the desired effect. Transportation Planning Manager Ethan Fawley says speeding is down 30% since they were installed at five locations a month ago.

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