Nina Moini
WCCO - CBS Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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Philando Fundraising Campaign Clears All St. Paul School Lunch Debt
A fundraising campaign to honor the memory of Philando Castile raised enough money to help pay off every St. Paul Schools students’ lunch debt for at least a year. → Read More
Minnesota Magician Builds Epic Treehouse In Backyard
Twin Cities magician Matt Dunn spent the last year building a big kid's dream treehouse in his backyard in Plymouth. → Read More
‘This Has To Stop’: Woman Says She Was Target Of Hate Speech, Threats « WCCO
Minneapolis police are investigating one woman's experience as the alleged target of hate speech and threats. → Read More
Minnesotans Urged To Help Millions Struggling Amid East Africa Famine
Twin Cities leaders of several nonprofits made a public plea Tuesday for help from Minnesotans. → Read More
MSP Expects Busiest Travel Weekend Of Spring
Despite the number of travelers, airport officials say everything was running smoothly for most people. → Read More
Inmate Charged With Cold Case Murder Of St. Paul Woman, 81
A cold-case investigation has led to a prison inmate being charged Thursday with the 1987 murder of an 81-year-old woman, according to the Ramsey County Attorney's office. → Read More
New Twin Cities Business Rents Teslas, Delivered To Your Door
John Marino’s new company TREVLS rents out different types of Tesla vehicles for $195.00 per day. → Read More
MSP Prepares For Possible Record-Breaking Travel Week
An already-busy travel week is now complicated by the weather out east. People in Minnesota and across the country are affected by the massive snowstorm hitting New York, Boston and Washington, D.C. → Read More
Cellphone Bill Keeps Moving Through State Capitol
A proposal to ban anything but hands-free cellphone use while driving made it through another round at the capitol Friday afternoon. → Read More
Police Arrest Eagan Burglar Caught On Home Security Camera
An Eagan man decided to take matters into his own hands after his home was broken into multiple times. → Read More
Frequent Gadget Use Could Cause Painful ‘Tech Neck’ « WCCO
Many people spend a lot of time looking down at smartphones, computers and tablets. Doctors are concerned more gadgets are leading to more strain on our bodies because of bad posture. → Read More
Rochester Woman Recalls Rescue After 100-Foot Cliff Fall
Three weeks ago, active 25-year-old Amber Kohnhorst set out to volunteer at an animal sanctuary out west. She was hiking an unfamiliar area in Arizona, alone. → Read More
Hundreds Gather To Honor Prince At Private Service
Three weeks after his death, a private memorial service took place Sunday for Prince at the place where he worshiped. → Read More
‘Purple Rain’ Choreographer Reflects On Prince « WCCO
Prince was known for his signature style of performing, so it should come as no surprise to learn the artist put a lot of effort into perfecting his moves early on. → Read More
‘A Kid From Minneapolis’: Prince’s Home State Pays Tribute « WCCO
Fans flooded downtown Minneapolis for an all night dance party at First Avenue, a tribute Prince himself would have loved. → Read More
2 Arrested, Several Injured After Fight At Unauthorized Rodeo
Two people are in custody after five suffered minor injuries during a large fight in the north Twin Cities metro Saturday night, according to the Lino Lakes Police Department. → Read More
‘U’ Student Saves Woman From Jumping Off Bridge
Some may call him a hero, but a University of Minnesota freshman says he was simply at the right place at the right time. → Read More
Presidential Candidates Make Final Push Before Super Tuesday
Republican and Democratic presidential candidates are making big pushes in Minnesota ahead of this Tuesday. This time around, our state is part of the Super Tuesday caucuses and primaries. → Read More
Vikings Fans Cope With Heartbreaking Loss
It was the coldest game in Vikings history, and that wasn't the most brutal part of the day. The Minnesota Vikings season ended with a last-second missed field goal and a loss to the visiting Seattle Seahawks. → Read More
St. Paul Man Looking For Good Samaritans Who Turned In Lost Work Wages
A St. Paul man who lost more than $1,000 is looking for the people who returned all of it to him. Justin Lovinella had his business earnings for the day in a deposit envelope. He accidentally left all of that cash on the hood of his car while shopping at Costco in Maplewood last week. → Read More