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Personal Care Assistant Charged With Neglect
GRANITE FALLS, Minn. (WCCO) — A personal care assistant who was entrusted with looking after a paralyzed woman has been charged with neglect and theft. According to the complaint, Jennifer Darville was...
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Patient Claims Hospital Infection Led To Her Amputation
By Bill Hudson, WCCO-TV LITTLE FALLS, Minn. (WCCO) — Two months ago, 23 patients at the St. Cloud Hospital were informed by letter that their bacterial infection was caused by a nurse stealing IV...
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Injured St. James Teen Attends Graduation Via Skype
ST. PAUL, Minn, (WCCO) – A Minnesota teenager found a way to be a part of his high school graduation following an accident that put him in the hospital. On Thursday, Ross Henderson was doing work on a...
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Ex-Orphan Loses Legs, Still Plays A Mean Softball
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Elena Evans’ story began in Russia and has taken her to the land of opportunity. In her case, it’s also been the land of unconditional love. Watching Elena play softball, it’s...
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After Life-Changing Accident, 11-Year-Old Adjusts With Grace
WESTBROOK, Minn. (WCCO) – At Westbrook-Walnut Grove Middle School, the dominant game of choice for 6th graders is lightning, and the dominant player is often 11-year-old Kate Jorgenson. “I like...
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ER Doctor: Avoid Sunday’s Bitter Cold
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Medical experts say you should stay inside instead of braving the bitterly cold weather on Sunday. Dr. Gary Mayeux, an emergency physician at Abbott Northwestern Hospital, says...
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U Of M-Duluth Student With Severe Frostbite Heads Home
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The University of Minnesota-Duluth student found unconscious in extreme cold temperatures is now recovering at home, according to her CaringBridge page. Alyssa Jo Lommel has been...
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Graco Recalling 4.7M Strollers Over Amputation Concerns
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — About 4.7 million strollers are being recalled because, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, they could amputate children’s fingers. The CPSC said the folding hinge...
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