WCCO talks with the general manager of KEYC in Mankato after an anchor's awkward newscast went viral and sparked widespread rumors that she was drunk.
The Minnesota State Patrol has identified the victim as a 42-year-old Shakopee man.
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Evacuations are in effect on campus after an underground explosion and fire Thursday afternoon.
The school principal said the incident brought armed police to the school and "understandably caused some scholars anxiety."
A 32-year-old Duluth woman has taken a plea deal in the case of a 34-year-old St. Paul man's murder.
"Peacebunny Cottage" is now the subject of an animal cruelty investigation.
The tractor reportedly tipped and fell on top of the man, pinning him underneath.
Martin, 33, lives in Minnesota and continues to climb the sports broadcasting ladder.
Barnard says he's not retiring.
The picket is one of several nationwide.
The expansion would give more than 300 families a monthly payment of $500.
The mother of the child was treated for injuries not considered to be life-threatening.
The KEYC anchor hasn't been on the air since a bizarre news segment went viral on the Internet, sparking rumors that she was drunk on the air. Station officials said she was having a bad reaction to medication.
Former Mankato television news anchor Annie Stensrud is speaking publicly for the first time since she lost her job at KEYC after a newscast in which she appeared drunk, a video clip that quickly went viral. It was anti-anxiety medication that had affected her on-air performance, she tells KARE 11. She later turned to alcohol and hit bottom, she says, but is now sober with a positive new outlook. "It feels good to finally talk about it," she says.
Former KEYC Mankato news anchor Annie Stensrud, who became a brief YouTube sensation after a broadcast in which she appeared drunk, was sentenced to probation in a DWI case. Police stopped Stensrud in December, a few weeks after the broadcast, with a blood alcohol level of .31.
A weekend news anchor in Mankato is getting some publicity after a short and awkward segment in which she looks blurry eyed and stumbles over her words. Of course, viewers online say she looks drunk, but the station's news director is cautioning people not to jump to conclusions.
Annie Stensrud, who some people suspect was drunk on the air following an awkward newscast that went viral on the Internet, has been charged with a DWI following her arrest on suspicion of drunken driving weeks after the news segment. Police say she had a blood-alcohol level of .31 just over an hour after her arrest.
KSTP-TV is bringing two Minnesotans back to the state: Eric Kahnert, who grew up in Apple Valley, joins the station as weeknight news anchor on Labor Day, the Pioneer Press reports. Todd Wilson, a Minneapolis native, starts work at the Hubbard-owned station as a general assignment reporter Thursday.
A lot of people enjoyed this week’s Bike Walk To Work Day, but WCCO anchor Mike Binkley was not among them. His locked-up Trek bicycle was stolen from outside the WCCO-TV studios after he rode it in Thursday.
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