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World-famous chef Gordon Ramsay filmed "Kitchen Nightmares" at a restaurant in Big Lake. FOX 9's Maury Glover has more. 

Families within the Minneapolis Public Schools are getting a first look at changes happening within the district, including closing several schools. FOX 9’s Soyoung Kim has the latest.

The deadly 2025 mid-air collision near Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. that killed 67 people is under the microscope once again on Capitol Hill. The head of the Federal Aviation Administration is facing questions from lawmakers about what the agency is doing to avoid another airspace tragedy. FOX's Chelsea Torres has more.

President Trump is lashing out against the Supreme Court, especially the three justices he appointed. They were all part of the majority ruling Tuesday night rejecting Trump's plan to restrict mail-in voting as the November election approaches.

A Twin Cities man accused of stealing nearly $1.3 million from a Medicaid program meant to help people with disabilities find housing was released from federal custody on GPS monitoring and home confinement after pleading not guilty in the case. FOX 9's Paul Blume has the story.

Diesel prices are hitting record-highs across the country, and their hitting the trucking industry hard. They're also hitting farmers just as the fall harvest season gets started.

The Minnesota Vikings are hosting a back-to-school giveaway charity event Tuesday night at TCO Stadium. FOX 9's Jim Rich is there, and spoke with long snapper and team captain Andrew DePaola.

FOX 9's Ian Leonard hosted the 20th annual Bad Pants Open on Tuesday at Rush Creek Golf Club in Maple Grove. The charity golf tournament raises money for Special Olympics Minnesota.

Carleton College President Alison Byerly joins us to discuss the school’s new financial aid policy eliminating student loans from aid packages starting next fall. Grants, scholarships and student employment will replace loans for students with demonstrated financial need, including current Carleton students.

Rochester Post Bulletin education reporter Jordan Shearer joins us to explain Rochester Public Schools’ decision to close for Eid al-Adha in the 2027-28 school year and the emails raising questions about the reasoning behind the decision. The district points to higher absenteeism around the holiday, while critics have raised First Amendment concerns.

Beyond the barricade talks with musicians and bands that people know and love, taking time out of their busy schedule before their latest stop in Minnesota to discuss their past, present and what keeps them going. This week's guest is Bowling for Soup singer Jaret Reddick, who discusses how the scene has changed since they began in 1994, what it feels like to have written one of the most recognizable songs of the mid-2000s in “1985,” how social media has changed the music industry and what can be done to keep costs down for fans ahead of a Sept. 21 stop at Minneapolis' iconic First Avenue.

Kaamil Omar Sallah pleaded not guilty to four counts of wire fraud in a federal case involving Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services program. Prosecutors allege Sallah and his coconspirators fraudulently claimed about $1.4 million in program funds through fake and inflated billing.

Sen. Klobuchar questioned FBI Director Patel about the investigations into the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, including concerns about the FBI's handling of the cases.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar asked FBI Director Kash Patel for an update on fraud investigations in Minnesota and across the country during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Patel said the Feeding Our Future investigation remains ongoing and that the FBI will “continue to root out that fraud in Minnesota.”

Modist Brewing Co. recently released Skoloft, a beer designed to help Vikings fans get through another season. 

Sen. Amy Klobuchar questioned FBI Director Kash Patel during a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing about several issues involving Minnesota. Patel addressed ongoing investigations into fraud, the shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, and recent cyberattacks targeting municipal water systems.