WCCO reports John Rheinberger just completed his goal he set as a child -- visiting every country in the world. His last stop? Somalia.
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Police are still investigating who took him.
The Vikings legend is currently visiting the Washington Redskins.
The victim is a resident of Hibbing.
Johnna Holmgren has 132,000 followers on Instagram.
He got mad that the price tag is prohibitive for many constituents.
The 12-year-old leaves behind an enduring legacy.
Minnesota is bound for a single elimination first-round matchup.
Sean Besser Hank recently won the title of the United States' best beer pourer. WCCO reports that the St. Paul native will travel to South America this weekend to compete for the title of world's best beer dispenser.
The Republican presidential hopeful will make a campaign stop in the Twin Cities suburb alongside Tim Pawlenty ahead of the Feb. 7 caucuses. His visit comes on the heels of rival Rick Santorum, who stopped in Luverne, Minn., on Monday.
A now iconic photo of Wisconsin resident John Unger and his 19-year-old dog Schoep resting together in Lake Superior went viral a few months ago and has now been seen around the world, inspiring countless letters, gifts and donations. The money has helped ease the pains of the aging animal, and the sentiments in the messages from strangers have touched Unger's heart. But a humble and grateful Unger feels the weight of what is to come, WCCO reports.
The details of Obama's trip are still being worked out, but he's expected to visit the battleground state on June 1. Obama was in Minnesota last summer when his Midwest bus tour made a stop in Cannon Falls.
A man got lost in extremely thick woods north of Two Harbors for days without food or water. Forty-eight-year-old John Koepsell of Two Harbors was scouting for hunting season when his car overheated. After taking a short walk while the car cooled down, Koepsell got turned around. A rescue squad found the man dehydrated and hypothermic four days later.
Scientists from around the world are in St. Paul this week for the annual Robotics and Automation Conference, where everything from golf course-mowing machines to cancer-seeking micro-cameras are on display. The conference is not open to the public, but WCCO-TV got a peek.
