The afternoon drive time host, who also works for NBC Sports, is leaving to spend more time with her family, the station announced Tuesday.
Prosecutors believe the shooting was a targeted act.
The 15-year-old was fatally shot on Feb. 9, 2022.
Walz's borrowing plan comes days after the release of his two-year state budget proposal.
Police found a four-month-old baby inside.
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The baby was found nearly 20 years ago.
Prosecutors have not indicated a motive.
The fire broke out Tuesday morning shortly after the dryer had been started.
The moratorium is the maximum the Department of the Interior can implement without congressional approval.
The BCA is still investigating the incident.
The building was set to be demolished before community members spoke out against it.
Hospitalizations dipped for a second week in a row.
A longtime member of the WCCO Radio family has died. Dark Star, whose real name was George Chapple, was found dead Friday. The former radio personality was on the station for 25 years and hosted "Sports Night with Dark Star." He was 66.
Brian Zepp is returning to the station to take her place.
Clear Channel executives are shaking up the popular Cities 97 morning show, replacing host Brian Turner after 15 years. The station announced afternoon host Brian Oake will take over the key 6am - 11am slot in mid April. They're still looking for a co-host. Turner will take on sales and host the weekend Acoustic Sunrise show. Cities 97 has slumped against their competition in recent years.
After spending the last two years reporting for WNYW in New York, reporter Heather Brown is coming back to WCCO. Brown says her first day on the job in Minneapolis is Monday. She is currently working for the CBS affiliate in New York covering the devastation from storms on the East Coast.
The Edina resident has been announced as the co-chair of Kendall Qualls' campaign for Minnesota governor.
WCCO TV anchors this week are showing off a new studio set for the station's news team, including a new weather center.
Presidential candidate Michele Bachmann accepted an apology from NBC and talk show host Jimmy Fallon. She was upset after Fallon's band played a song with an insulting title when Bachmann came on the show to promote her memoir.
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