Bill Keller
Bill is hard at work while most of us are fast asleep; he’s one of our in the field reporters for the FOX 9 Morning News.
Every morning, Bill and his trusty photographer Steve Peinovich hit the highways and byways of the Twin Cities to tell you what’s happened overnight and what’s up for the day.
In his time away from work, you won’t find Bill indoors very often. Winter or summer, he’s outside on his motorcycle, snowmobile or his watercraft du jour.
The latest from Bill Keller
HCMC crisis: Hennepin County board holds meeting on hospital's future
The future of Hennepin County Medical Center is up in the air as county leaders scramble to find a way to keep the hospital open.
Metro Transit bus crashes into south Minneapolis home after deadly collision with pickup
A Metro Transit bus crashed into a south Minneapolis home early Monday after a pickup truck driver ran a stop sign and slammed into the bus. Authorities say the pickup truck driver was killed and the bus driver was left injured.
University of Minnesota hack: Cyberattack hits thousands of schools nationwide during final exams
The University of Minnesota (U of M) is alerting its students to a cyberattack that targeted an educational software platform as hackers threaten to release the personal information of millions of users across the country.
Overnight fire damages Haskell’s Port of Excelsior on Lake Minnetonka
An overnight fire heavily damaged the iconic restaurant Haskell’s Port of Excelsior on Wednesday. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
HCMC workers held May Day rally calling to save hospital from possible closure
Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) employees held a May Day rally to call for a permanent solution to save the hospital from closing, which could happen this summer if no solution is found.
Lakeville City Council approves 1-year pause on new home construction
The Lakeville City Council unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on new home construction Monday night, citing the need to study how future growth will impact the community.
Federal prosecutors still deciding on death penalty for Vance Boelter
The man accused of shooting Minnesota lawmakers appeared in federal court Friday morning as prosecutors are still considering whether to pursue the death penalty.
MN fraud: Man pleaded guilty in family’s $14M Feeding Our Future scheme
The final member of a family’s multi-million-dollar Feeding Our Future fraud scheme pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering in federal court on Thursday.
St. Paul church protester charges dropped from Easter protest
Charges against an anti-ICE protester have been dropped in connection to a protest at Cities Church in St. Paul on Easter Sunday.
ICE at US airports: No sign of agents at MSP
ICE agents are set to assist TSA officers at airports nationwide due to staffing shortages caused by the ongoing partial government shutdown. However, it remains unclear whether Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will be among the locations receiving additional personnel.