WCCO anchor Mike Binkley pedaled to the station on Thursday for Bike Walk to Work Day but someone swiped his ride, even though he had locked it up.
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WCCO morning anchor Mike Binkley rode his bicycle to work on Bike Walk to Work Day earlier this month, but discovered someone had swiped the locked-up Trek from right outside the studio. Today he announced on Facebook that police tracked it to a pawn shop.
Julie Nelson will be flying solo in the KARE-11 anchor chair for awhile. Randy Shaver suffered a broken arm and scraped-up face in a bicycle accident Tuesday that sent him flying over his handlebars. It was not immediately clear when he would return to the studio.
The green bikes have come to downtown St. Paul with this week's installation of 25 Nice Ride stations, in time for the Twin Cities Bike Walk Week. It's the latest expansion of the popular bike rental system that lets subscribers pedal between automated, solar-powered stations in Minneapolis and St. Paul. MinnPost has created a slick animation that shows how bikes move around town over 24 hours.
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.
Longtime KARE 11 sports anchor Randy Shaver has been named the weeknight news co-anchor of KARE 11 News. Shaver will join co-anchor Julie Nelson at 5, 6 and 10 p.m. beginning July 16. He replaces Mike Pomeranz, who left the station in March to be a TV broadcaster for the San Diego Padres.
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.
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