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Most Road Work Done, But Labor Day Travel Still Tricky
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – If you have travel plans for Labor Day weekend, be prepared for a little traffic. MnDOT Director of Communications Kevin Gutknecht says there won’t be any construction going on,...
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Labor Day Weekend: Beyond The Fair
It arrives all too quickly, but alas, it’s here: Labor Day weekend, the official end of summer. If you’ve already made your pilgrimages to the Minnesota State Fair and the Renaissance Festival, what...
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The Summer Solstice And ‘Strawberry Moon’: What You Need To Know
The Summer Solstice is here – the longest day of 2016 for anyone living in north of the equator. Here in Minnesota, and around the rest of country, we’ll expect to see 15 hours of sunlight. The...
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Nation Eyeing Paulsen-Bonoff Race
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — For politicians, the Fourth of July marks the beginning of the home stretch of political campaigning. One of the most closely watched races in the entire nation is in Minnesota’s...
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St. Paul Barber Offers Free Back-To-School Haircuts
ST. PAUL, Minn. (WCCO) — As Labor Day weekend comes to an end, many students in the Twin Cities are getting ready for school. In the video above, photojournalist Dave Bissonette shows us how a barber...
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Fall Colors Beginning To Pop In Parts Of Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Signs of fall are slowly creeping in to the metro. There are plenty of places around the state to get a glimpse of the vibrant leaves throughout the season. The Minnesota...
View Article5 Cities To Visit Before Summer Ends
By Randy Yagi With just a handful of weeks left, time is running out to start planning for an end of summer vacation. While there are several great places to consider for that best trip ever, a handful...
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WCCO Viewers’ Choice For Best Fall Colors In Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The following is an autumnal sonnet from WCCO Meteorologist, and resident poet laureate, Chris Shaffer: All the leaves are brown, and the sky is grey, that’s what The Mama’s and...
View ArticleHow To Turn Your Thanksgiving Gathering Into A Party
CBS Local — It’s almost turkey day! The bird is in the freezer, the folding chairs are down from the attic and the DVR is scheduled to record your local parade because you’re sleeping in this...
View ArticleThanksgiving Weekend Travel Tips
CBS Local — AAA expects a record number of people to be traveling for Thanksgiving — nearly 51 million people in the United States are estimated to be driving or flying at least 50 miles to their...
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