Tips For Dating, Halloween Edition - WCCO | CBS Minnesota
Tips For Dating, Halloween Edition - WCCO | CBS Minnesota |
- Tips For Dating, Halloween Edition - WCCO | CBS Minnesota
- Dating Site User Blackmailed Over Photos, Police Warn | Patch PM - Canton, GA Patch
- Tainted love: How to avoid predators when dating online - 12news.com KPNX
| Tips For Dating, Halloween Edition - WCCO | CBS Minnesota Posted: 31 Oct 2019 08:59 AM PDT  Spooky Display In Stillwater Helps Out Special-Needs AdultA hard-to-miss Halloween display in Stillwater attracts hundreds of trick-or-treaters -- and helps out a special-needs adult who lives there.  6 P.M. Weather ReportExpect a light snow Friday morning, reports meteorologist Lisa Meadows (2:44). WCCO 4 News at 6 -- Oct. 31, 2019  Neighbors Band Together To Harvest Family's Crops After Farmer DiesThe video of the farmers' efforts went viral online, as thousands of people showed their support, reports John Lauritsen (2:06). WCCO 4 News at 6 -- Oct. 31, 2019  St. Paul City Council Candidates Talk Crime, Housing And ClimateIn Ward Four, incumbent Mitra Nelson is being challenged by Chris Holbrook and Tarrence Robertson, reports Reg Chapman (2:14). WCCO 4 News at 6 -- Oct. 31, 2019  New Rules Prevent Spread Of Chronic Wasting Disease In MN's DeerFrozen deer tissue samples may very well help crack the Chronic Wasting Disease mystery, reports Bill Hudson (2:02). WCCO 4 News at 6 -- Oct. 31, 2019  5 P.M. Weather ReportHalloween is here! And as Lisa Meadows reports, make sure you bundle up tonight as temperatures dip down to the low 30's (3:08). WCCO 4 News At 5 – Oct. 31, 2019  Haunted House Tour In StillwaterMany of us like to go all-out for Halloween. But Marielle Mohs found one Halloween display in Stillwater that is improving the lives of the homeowners (1:43). WCCO 4 News At 5 – Oct. 31, 2019  Beargrease Organizers Asking For Donations After Someone Stole Straw Used For Sled Dog BedsOrganizers for the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon are asking for donations after someone made off with their supply of straw, which is used at race checkpoints for the sled dogs to sleep on, Frank Vascellaro reports (0:23). WCCO 4 News At 5 – Oct. 31, 2019  'Republican Base Is Still Strongly With Donald Trump,' Professor Says Of Impeachment Inquiry VoteOn Thursday, Rep. Collin Peterson was one of only two Democrats who no on the impeachment resolution, Esme Murphy reports (2:41). WCCO 4 News At 5 – Oct. 31, 2019  Water Gremlin Ordered To Remain Closed Until At Least The WeekendEmployees at a manufacturing plant with a history of pollution problems will have to wait one more day to find out when they can go back to work, Jennifer Mayerle reports (2:47). WCCO 4 News At 5 – Oct. 31, 2019  Minnesota Reports 1st Flu Death Of SeasonMinnesota has reported its first flu death of the season. Katie Johnston reports.  House Fire In Rushford Sends Six To The Hospital With Serious InjuriesAuthorities in southeastern Minnesota responded to a house fire on Dump Hill Road in Rushford early on Thursday morning. Katie Johnston reports.  Eagan Police Seek Help IDing Pumpkin-Masked Thief Who Swiped $400 Worth Of Bed SheetsPerhaps after supplies for a fancier Halloween costume, a pumpkin-masked thief reportedly swiped $400 worth of bed sheets last week from a Twin Cities store. Katie Johnston reports.  Minnesota DFL Condemns Republican's 'Fake News' Halloween CostumeDemocrats in Minnesota are calling out a Republican state representative for dressing up as a fake news reporter on Halloween while hosting a group of sixth graders for a mock debate at the state Capitol. Katie Johnston reports.  WCCO Evening Digital Update: Oct. 31, 2019Frank Vascellaro has your WCCO Evening Digital Update for Oct. 31, 2019 (1:21).  Zebra Mussels Found In Chanhassen's Lotus LakeThe DNR says Lotus Lake in Chanhassen was confirmed to have zebra mussel larvae, after several follow-up searches. Katie Johnston reports.  'No Place For Actions Like This': Racist Graffiti Found On Side Of Wayzata High School BuildingThe principal of a suburban Twin Cities high school says the positive start to the school year was "tainted" Wednesday when racist graffiti was found on the side of the building. Katie Johnston reports.  Vikings' QB Kirk Cousins Named NFC Offensive Player Of The MonthAfter early season struggles, Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins is now October's NFC Offensive Player of the Month, Ali Lucia reports (0:27). WCCO 4 News At Noon – Oct. 31, 2019  12 P.M. Weather ReportHalloween is here! And as Mike Augustyniak reports, you'll want to bundle up for trick-or-treating tonight (4:32). WCCO 4 News At Noon – Oct. 31, 2019  Alisha Perkins' New Book 'Martyred' Now AvailableLocal author Alisha Perkins stopped by WCCO Thursday to talk about her new book called "Martyred." (2:49). WCCO 4 News At Noon – Oct. 31, 2019  Investigation Underway After Man Found Dead In North Minneapolis HomeMinneapolis police are investigating after a man was found dead in his home on the city's north side, Ali Lucia reports (0:22). WCCO 4 News At Noon – Oct. 31, 2019  Water Gremlin Ordered To Remain Closed Until At Least The WeekendA judge has granted an injunction to a Twin Cities plant that was ordered closed earlier this week. Water Gremlin, in White Bear Township, will remain closed for another 24 hours, Jennifer Mayerle reports (2:28). WCCO 4 News At Noon – Oct. 31, 2019  Minnesota's Collin Peterson 1 Of 2 Democrats To Vote No On Impeachment ResolutionRep. Collin Peterson, who represents Minnesota 7th District, was one of two Democrats to vote no in Thursday's impeachment resolution vote. Katie Johnston reports.  St. Cloud Hospital's NICU Babies Get Dressed Up For HalloweenWe love that CentraCare sent us pictures of its tiniest patients at St. Cloud Hospital. 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| Dating Site User Blackmailed Over Photos, Police Warn | Patch PM - Canton, GA Patch Posted: 31 Oct 2019 05:24 PM PDT  There was plenty of news across Georgia on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours. Police Warn Public About Online Dating Scams, ThreatsPolice are warning the public to be cautious when using dating websites after a resident was recently blackmailed. The victim used a dating app and sent intimate pictures to the person they connected with, the city said. Doctor, Hospital CEO Guilty Of Illegal Opioid PrescriptionsA Georgia hospital CEO and a doctor have been convicted on over 100 counts related to illegally prescribing thousands of pain pills for no legitimate medical purpose, according to the Department of Justice. One GA City Ranked Among America's Safest CitiesSandy Springs was named among the safest cities in the United States, according to financial news site 24/7 Wall St. 2 More Officers Fired For Suspected Drug Use: PoliceTwo more Woodstock Police officers have been fired for suspected illegal drug use after one was fired in September. Hospital Raises $20K For American Heart AssociationEmory Johns Creek Hospital recently hosted its inaugural charity golf tournament to support the American Heart Association and raised more than $20,000. Contribute your own content to Patch by signing up for an account and clicking the "Post on Patch" button at the top right of the site. Also Worth A Look Today
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| Tainted love: How to avoid predators when dating online - 12news.com KPNX Posted: 31 Oct 2019 07:31 PM PDT  PHOENIX — Editor's note: The above video has some tips for staying safe when dating online. You can catch Rachel Cole's full report on 12 News at 10. People are doing more and more things online, taking classes, ordering groceries and even looking for love. Although in that last endeavor, Valley police departments warn, you have to protect yourself, especially when you're feeling vulnerable or emotionally open to the idea of "finding someone." Online platforms can be the perfect place for predators to take advantage of that optimism. With more and more people spending so much time behind screens, Tempe Police Detective Natalie Barella says, don't overlook obvious signs of danger. "A lot of people are utilizing social media to meet people," she said. Det. Barella says first and foremost, try to maintain some privacy. RELATED: ASU PD: Student raped in residence hall on Tempe campus by man she met on social media "The biggest thing is people just need to take a little more time when they meet someone online. Look for the red flags. I think one key thing, start with just by the first name," she suggested. She said oftentimes people overshare, especially if they're excited about new love, but that could lead to safety hazards. "A lot of times through the app, you can talk and chat through the app that may be a good way to protect your privacy by not actually giving someone your real phone number," she added. Red flags include anxious people in a rush to meet in person, Det. Barella said. So take your time! "Meet someplace in public where there's a lot of people and even letting a friend know, 'Hey, this is their name and your location," so if something happens they know where you are," she said. RELATED: Modern Love: A look at the pros and cons of online dating Det. Barella said you shouldn't be afraid to make recommendations on places to meet once you're comfortable with the person. "Suggest doing some of these things. You may have common interests, whether it be going for a run in a public place or going to a sporting event, something of that nature, where it feels like a safer environment," Det. Barella said. Overall, take your time and do screenings of your own on the very device you're searching social sites on. If you have a run-in with someone who won't take no for an answer, alert police and try to retain as much information as you can. RELATED: How to stay safe when using a dating app  |
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