Maury Glover
When we want a personal story told, Maury is our guy. After all, who could say no to that smile?
His passion is meeting people from all walks of life and telling their personal stories; you see those weeknights on FOX 9 News.
Maury is a Minnesotan through and through; born and raised, went to school here…and lives in Minneapolis to this day.
The latest from Maury Glover
Northside Oral History Project seeks to capture Minneapolis's Black tradition
The city of Minneapolis’s Division of Race and Equity collected oral histories from 90 community elders for the Northside Oral History Project.
Renewed effort to increase amount of Black farmers in Minnesota
There’s a renewed effort by some African-Americans to go into farming and become stewards of the land.
Auto Outreach: Organization offers free car repairs for people of color in Minneapolis
Auto Outreach, of Minneapolis, is a community organization offering free car repairs for Black and Indigenous drivers as well as people experiencing homelessness.
Minnesota family survives wild hot air balloon ride
A family from Mayer, Minnesota visiting the East Coast just wanted to enjoy the fall colors from a hot air balloon, however, things suddenly took a scary turn.
Tintype photographer captures modern portraits in classic style
At first glance, Carla Rodriguez appears to be setting up for a typical photo shoot, but the process being used is nearly as old as the art of photography itself.
Minnesota author publishes Prince book detailing friendship with icon
A Minnesota author and longtime Prince confidant is opening up about the legendary music icon in a new book.
Vintage cars stolen from St. Paul auto shop - again
A St. Paul auto shop owner is frustrated after some of his special cars were stolen again, just weeks after other stolen cars were retrieved.
Vintage cars valued at more than $300,000 stolen from St. Paul body shop
Update: Police reported Wednesday that an investigator has recovered three of the six cars. Thanks to community tips, the LeMans, Firehawk and Coup deVille are on their way back to him. Police are still looking for the '67 Chevy Impala, '65 GTO convertable and the '00 GMC pick-up truck.
West St. Paul Police looking to crack down on illegal dumping spot
A dead end street in a secluded spot in West St. Paul has become a dumping ground for furniture and police are looking for a suspect caught on camera violating the law.
Black-led bike club in Minneapolis still rolling after 2 decades looks to recruit younger members
Minneapolis is known as one of the best cities for biking in the world. A group of cyclists is trying to get more people of color to enjoy the popular pastime. Twice a week, the Major Taylor Bicycle Club gets together in south Minneapolis to go for a ride.