Corin Hoggard
Corin joined Fox 9 in January 2023 after 25 years in the journalism business — earning Emmys, a RTDNA award, and a pair of Houston Press awards along the way.
His most recent stint covered almost 18 years at the ABC station in Fresno, California, where he focused on telling true stories on TV, especially when he could help people and find ways to make good ideas work. He reported, anchored, filled in on weather and sports, and produced and participated in the 2022 true-crime documentary "Murdered for Millions," which is available on Hulu.
Corin and his wife, Joy, moved to the Twin Cities to be close to their daughter — a current member of the University of Minnesota Marching Band — and his brother’s family.
Corin grew up in four cities and spent his high school and junior high years in Fargo, North Dakota.
He loves baseball, indie rock (First Avenue is a revelation!), exercising, exploring everything the Twin Cities have to offer, and hanging out with his family.
The latest from Corin Hoggard
Kratom in Minnesota: House passes bill increasing age restrictions
The controversial supplement kratom is on its way to being treated like cannabis or alcohol in Minnesota.
Minnesota Hmong veterans: CIA secret war soldiers one step closer to state benefits
The Minnesota Legislature is moving bills forward to secure partial veteran benefits in Minnesota for roughly 1,000 Hmong men who fought alongside the CIA in Laos.
Bus cameras: Proposal to ticket drivers blocking transit, bike lanes
Cities across Minnesota are looking at a new way to keep bus lanes clear and traffic moving, but the idea is raising questions about privacy and enforcement.
Minneapolis stadium deal could save millions in taxes, boost Chaska
Minnesota’s top sports venues could see big changes as state lawmakers weigh new investments and funding plans.
AI campaign text sparks deepfake law questions in Minnesota
Minnesota’s political campaign season is kicking into high gear and some operatives are crying foul over AI-generated campaign messages.
DHS integrity bill to combat Medicaid fraud hits snag in committee
A bipartisan bill to help root out fraud in Medicaid services hit a partisan snag Thursday morning.
'People will die': What we know about the plan to save HCMC
Minnesota lawmakers are scrambling to find a solution to keep Hennepin County Medical Center open as the hospital faces the threat of closure this summer.
Seclusion rooms for students: Minnesota lawmakers push to reverse partial ban
Lawmakers are debating whether to ban seclusion rooms for students in third grade and below, with supporters citing safety and critics pointing to emotional harm, especially for minority and disabled students.
GOP lawmakers unveil 'common sense' school safety plan
Minnesota House Republicans on Tuesday didn’t have much luck pushing their version of a school safety plan.
Operation Metro Surge costs Minnesota schools, businesses millions as relief bills advance
The financial fallout from Operation Metro Surge is hitting Minnesota communities hard, with businesses and schools across the state starting to see the strain show up in tax figures.