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The Supreme Court is about to drop a string of blockbuster rulings — here’s what they are
The Supreme Court is preparing to release a string of blockbuster rulings that will include decisions on several hot topic items, including former President Donald Trump’s immunity, gun rights, and abortion.
Twins will honor fallen Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell Wednesday night
The Minnesota Twins are honoring the life of Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell who was killed in the line of duty last month. Mitchell had recently completed his hiring process to join the Twins as a gameday officer as well.
Willie Mays, the Giants’ electrifying ‘Say Hey Kid,’ dies at 93
Willie Mays, whose singular combination of talent, drive and exuberance made him one of baseball’s greatest and most beloved players, has died. He was 93. But before he was a star in New York, he spent a few months in Minneapolis with the Millers.
Young boy injured in Boundary Waters from falling tree as storms and flooding continue to hit Minnesota hard
Significant storms continue to pummel parts of Minnesota with continuing heavy rains that could lead to a disaster declaration. Plus, a young boy was injured by a falling tree in the Boundary Waters. The latest on the wet and severe weather here.
Sheletta Brundidge and Amazon distribute door locks to families with autistic children
Following the tragic drowning death of four-year old Weiss Ali Mohammed, WCCO’s Sheletta Brundidge partnered up with Amazon and helped distribute free door locks to families with autistic children in Hopkins Tuesday.
MPD and U.S. Attorney announce arrest of more alleged Minneapolis gang members
Ten more alleged Minneapolis gang members are facing federal changes after a joint investigation between the FBI and the Minneapolis Police Department. To date, a crackdown in the city has led to 70 indictments.
Restaurant owners in Minneapolis want a say before City Council creates a Labor Standards Board
The Minneapolis City Council’s proposed agency to oversee the hospitality industry is getting some blow-back from restaurant owners who say more regulation will only hurt their businesses at a time when they can’t afford it.
Sport of cricket rising in popularity across Minnesota as USA finds success at World Cup
The sport of cricket has found a home in Minnetonka at the Minnesota Youth Cricket Academy-Eka Sport indoor cricket complex. Cricket is seeing a surge in popularity due to Team USA’s surprising run at the World Cup.
State officials praise Minnesota's new automatic voter registration system
State officials are touting Automatic Voter Registration in Minnesota which has already seen more than 15,000 eligible Minnesotans register to vote. Minnesota state lawmakers passed an Automatic Voter Registration law last year.
Colorful, outspoken, longtime Twin Cities' defense attorney Joe Friedberg dies
Longtime Twin Cities defense attorney Joe Friedberg has died. He had been battling cancer. Colorful and outspoken, Friedberg began practicing law over 60 years ago and represented hundreds of clients, including several high profile cases.
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