The Morning News with Vineeta Sawkar

New research from Robert Half most Americans say they plan to stay in their current roles through the end of 2025. Kyle O'Keefe from Robert Half explains some of the reasons why this is the case.

Henry breaks down the Twins game against the Yankees last night and it was not their best performance. We are staying positive with the players stepping up in their roles.

Chris talks about the smoky skies clearing in the Twin Cities and the brief cool down we got overnight but things are heating up once again. We also get a preview of what is ahead for the State Fair.

The city of St. Paul held a special election for city council with Molly Coleman winning the race. There was also a primary held for the seat held by the late Representative Melissa Hortman. XP Lee won and is presumed to win the seat later this year.

A weekend visit didn't disappoint Vineeta and an out of town visitor. Find out what makes this iconic tourist stop a draw year in and year out. on the North Shore.

A great discussion with book fan and Author, Jon Austin on the WCCO Morning News with Vineeta!

The young right hander pitched well in pressure packed Yankee Stadium. Henry Lake with more thoughts on the series opener for the Twins and Yankees on the WCCO Morning News

Daylight is starting to diminish so enjoy today says WCCO TV Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer!

The scene was a McDonald's drive through in Duluth. Find out more on the Sawkar Salute

A primary election is on tap today for the seat that was held by the late Hortman, who was assassinated in a political motivated in June.

Analysis from Blois Olson on the WCCO Morning News.