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Aimee Bock, the woman accused of being the ringleader in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, is set to be sentenced on Wednesday morning. Prosecutors say the scheme involved roughly $250 million in stolen pandemic relief funds. FOX 9's Bill Keller reports. 

Iran is facing a new deadline from the Trump administration as the U.S. blockade continues and gas prices climb above $4 nationwide. New polling shows growing concern about the economy and the length of the conflict, as well as a drop in President Trump's approval rating. FOX's Doug Luzader reports.

A speakeasy called The Farmer's Cellar can be found hidden inside a Lakeville gas Station. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the details.

Drivers are facing some of the highest gas prices in years this Memorial Day weekend. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has the latest details. 

A graduating class of 27 new Minneapolis police officers were welcomed to the force on Wednesday night as the department aims to reach its minimally required staffing levels. FOX 9's Soyoung Kim has the latest details.

The Minneapolis Police Department welcomed 27 new recruits during a graduation ceremony. 

A woman facing charges for allegedly defrauding a child care program is also tied to the Feeding Our Future scheme. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the latest details.

Two Minnesotans testified that they experienced retaliation for speaking up about fraud within the state's Department of Human Services. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the latest details. 

Olivianna Calmes has the latest on how airports are preparing for a surge of World Cup travelers. 

The U.S. Senate Small Business Committee hosted a hearing where two Minnesotans testified on widespread fraud across the state. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the latest details. 

The Trump administration is suing Minnesota over the state’s latest prediction market legislation, and we break down what it could mean moving forward. We also take you live to Washington, D.C., for testimony surrounding whistleblowers and small business fraud. Plus, with Memorial Day weekend approaching, we discuss boat safety and what Minnesotans should know before heading to the lake. We also take a look at the current state of real estate across Minnesota. All that and more on today’s episode of All Day Live.

A late-night wilderness adventure turned into a dramatic helicopter rescue in the Boundary Waters after two canoers became stranded without their gear.

Minnesota’s new ban on prediction markets is already facing a lawsuit from the Trump administration before it even takes effect. The law targets platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket, while opponents argue the state is overstepping federal authority. Ryan Butler from Covers.com joins us to break down what prediction markets are, why Minnesota is cracking down, and what this legal fight could mean moving forward.

Twin Cities home prices saw their biggest annual drop in more than 14 years last month as the local housing market continues to shift. Kris Lindahl joins us to break down what’s behind the slowdown, why homes are sitting longer on the market, and whether buyers are finally starting to gain some negotiating power.

As boating season ramps up in Minnesota, Travis Robinson from MasterCraft Boat Company joins us to talk about the basics of staying safe on the water. From checking weather and life jackets before heading out to understanding boating laws and wakesurfing safety, we cover what boaters should know before their next day at the lake. 

Minnesota’s former Manager of Recipient & Child Care Provider Investigations within its Department of Human Services testified before the Senate on Wednesday, saying he was discouraged from flagging programs that were likely fraudulent during his tenure in the position because it would “make the department look bad.”