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
Couple brings diversity along with Cajun food to central Minnesota with new restaurant
Food can be a powerful way to bring people together and teach them about different cultures.
Checking in on first 30 days of Twin Cities Violent Crime Task Force
After the death of George Floyd, the Twin Cities saw a spike in shootings and other violent crimes. Now, a task force created to help stop the barrage of bullets will continue operating, at least for a while.
A whole new ballgame: St. Paul Saints play first game at CHS Field since pandemic started
The St. Paul Saints are back in action in downtown St. Paul for the first time this season, and even though there were some changes because of the coronavirus, fans couldn't be happier.
Ayd Mill Road to be closed until November for construction
A major expressway in St. Paul is closing until November for construction - and the move is stirring controversy.
Man arrested for shooting out tires during road rage incident in Elk River, Minn.
A man is in custody after police say he pulled out a gun and fired shots at a vehicle during an incident of road rage in Elk River, Minnesota.
Montrose, Minnesota woman uses extra time at home to recreate masterpieces
All of her life, Gina Smith has been interested in art. Now, instead of just appreciating it from afar, she is re-creating it in the comfort of her own home.
Minnesotans worry as weekly $600 unemployment benefit runs out
For the last few months, the federal government has been giving people who lost their jobs because of the pandemic an extra $600 a week in unemployment benefits. Now, hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans are on the edge of a financial cliff as those extra benefits run out.
From trash to treasure: Bethel volunteers turn former dump into miles of nature trails
Many people are taking advantage of this time at home with projects around the house. In fact, a group in Bethel, Minnesota teamed up to create something for the entire community.
Minneapolis Park Board passes resolution to limit amount of tents, parks with encampments
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board voted unanimously to pass a resolution to reduce the size of encampments at all parks, including Powderhorn Park, which has the largest encampment population.
'A Big Change is Coming': St. Olaf graduates write anthem supporting Black Lives Matter movement
The last month has been filled with protests and demonstrations calling for an end to police brutality and racial injustice, but now a pair of musicians with ties to Minnesota are sharing their message of solidarity in song.