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
St. Paul bar owners excited for Wild home opener amid loosened COVID-19 restrictions
The Minnesota Wild hit the ice at home for the first time this season Friday night, and local bars are welcoming the team with open arms. They're hoping the Wild can boost business, now that loosened COVID-19 restrictions have allowed them to reopen.
Good Grocer returns to south Minneapolis after being forced out by 35W project
It was an oasis in a food desert in south Minneapolis that was forced to find a new home. After three years, the Good Grocer is ready to reopen its doors and renew its mission.
Hennepin County imams call for increased police presence amid violence concerns
Some faith leaders in the East African community are asking local for extra protection following the insurrection at the nation's Capitol and the upcoming inauguration.
Debbie Montgomery: 'I just don’t know that we’ve come a long way'
For Debbie Montgomery, a day to celebrate one of the nation’s most well-known civil rights leaders is also a time to look back and look ahead.
BIPOC-owned businesses get an early shot at third round of PPP loans
With the latest federal stimulus package, small businesses are trying to receive the funding they need to keep their doors open.
MDH: Health providers can give COVID-19 vaccine to those 65 and older, if doses available
The Minnesota Department of Health is advising health care providers if they have any remaining COVID-19 vaccine doses available after vaccinating health care workers, they can provide them to Minnesotans aged 65 years and older as well as younger Minnesotans who have underlying health conditions.
'We're a big family': Minneapolis North Polars embrace return to the court
After spending 312 days apart, the North High School boys' basketball team is finally back on the court.
Teachers hold car rally to call for delay to in-person learning
Both St. Paul and Minneapolis school districts are making plans for elementary students to return to the classroom, but there is some concern they are moving too fast.
Leaders point out differences in police response to Black Lives Matter protesters versus Capitol rioters
From the President-elect to local activists, some say there are stark differences between the way police handled Black Lives Matter protests over the summer and Wednesday's rally-turned-riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Minnesota H&R Block customers could see delays in stimulus check deliveries
Like millions of Americans, Rose Lucia of Inver Grove Heights has been waiting patiently for her second stimulus payment, so she was shocked when the IRS’ Get My Payment portal showed her economic impact payment went to a bank account she didn’t recognize.