Hannah Flood
Hannah is a full-fledged Minnesotan! When she’s not out covering a story, you’ll find her somewhere outdoors hiking, fishing or enjoying time by the water. She loves trying new restaurants, breweries and food trucks and exploring new places. When the cold Minnesota winter hits, she enjoys finding ways to stay active.
After graduating from Champlin Park High School, Hannah spent two years at the University of Minnesota-Duluth before transferring to the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities to receive Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism.
Before coming to FOX 9, Hannah worked as a reporter and anchor in Madison, Wisconsin. While surviving living among avid Badger and Packer fans (she is an avid Gopher and Vikings fan), Hannah covered politics at the Wisconsin State Capitol, enjoyed covering stories at Wisconsin dairy farms and even survived eating the world’s stinkiest cheese, Limburger.
Hannah is enjoying living and working in the Twin Cities where she grew up. She enjoys covering stories that impact the people who live here or stories that teaches people about the interesting and inspiring things people in her community are doing.
Follow along with her on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter! Feel free to reach out to Hannah to give her tips about great hiking spots, delicious new restaurants or stories that you would like to see get covered!
The latest from Hannah Flood
Hundreds break into song at George Floyd memorial after hearing of new, upgraded charges
Hundreds of Minnesotans erupted in song at 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon after learning of upgraded charges against Derek Chauvin and new charges against the other three officers involved in the killing of George Floyd.
Lake Street business owners continue to cleanup, guard buildings after unrest
Dozens of businesses along Lake Street in south Minneapolis have been looted and damaged by rioters since the killing of George Floyd.
No injuries reported, driver arrested after truck drives into crowd of protesters in Minneapolis
UPDATE: Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington confirmed Monday it appears Sunday's incident was not an intentional act. The driver was already on the freeway when it closed and did not go around any barricades.
Minnesota WWII veteran’s remains identified 75 years after he was killed in combat
Lieutenant William McGowan was flying a plane over northern France on D-Day, June 6,1944, when his plane was shot down and crashed into a field. His remains wouldn’t be found until 75 years later.
Minnesota faith leaders explain the decision to remain closed despite Governor's new order
Places of Worship are getting ready to slowly start welcoming people back through their doors.
Coronavirus testing error at St. Paul nursing home called 'disaster' by state officials
Monday, around 50 members of the Minnesota National Guard administered around 300 Coronavirus tests at Episcopal Church Home in St. Paul, but due to errors, all of the tests had to be thrown out.
Stillwater considering proposal to let restaurants expand patios, create 'refreshment' zones
A new City of Stillwater proposal would allow restaurants to use parking lots and street parking spaces to create new patio seating for customers in the anticipation that a June 1 reopening will likely come with occupancy restrictions.
Some Minnesota businesses prepare to open, others wait until June 1
It is the beginning of tourist season for destination towns like Stillwater, Minnesota, so a limited reopening for retailers starting Monday is coming just in time.
Businesses in Hudson prepare for re-opening after order's extension struck down
While the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the extension to the governor's Safer at Home order, some businesses in Hudson are taking a slower approach to reopening.
Districts take different approaches to considering students' GPA during pandemic
With so many students struggling to navigate or have access to distance learning, school districts are taking different approaches to how students’ grades will count towards their GPA while colleges and universities consider how the pandemic will impact applications.