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
Chaska council approves public consumption liquor license for special events
The Chaska City Council voted to approve a liquor license that would allow alcohol to be consumed in public during certain special events.
Flock cameras: Company announces changes to data retention, offense filtering
Public outcry over privacy concerns and potential misuse of Flock cameras has led the company to announce changes to how long it keeps that data and how law enforcement can use it.
Minneapolis, St. Paul facing budget shortfalls for 2027
In her budget proposal on Thursday, Mayor Kaohly Her proposed a 6.8% property tax increase.
MN Clemency Review Commission considering case of man facing deportaion
A man facing kidney failure and deportation back to Laos will learn his fate as the Minnesota Clemency Review Commission considers his case, while his doctor says disrupting his medication could result in death.
St. Paul workers clear Pig's Eye Park encampment
St. Paul workers are set to begin clearing a homeless encampment at Pig's Eye Park on Wednesday despite public pushback over the sweep.
St. Paul officer's killer among 35 cases before Clemency Review Commission
A man convicted of killing a St. Paul police officer is among 35 inmates whose cases will be reviewed by the Minnesota Clemency Review Commission on Friday.
Feeding Our Future fraud: Rochester restaurant scheme defendant sentenced
Another defendant in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud scheme will be sentenced Wednesday in federal court.
Tornado in Becker County injures 3 people, causes significant damage
A tornado touched down near Detroit Lakes Monday evening, injuring three people and leaving behind damaged homes, uprooted trees and downed power lines after severe storms swept across northern Minnesota.
Fourth of July travel: Thursday expected to be busiest day on roads, at airport
The number of people traveling for the Fourth of July is expected to reach a record high this year, with many people hitting the road or heading to the airport on Thursday to start their long holiday weekend.
Inver Grove Heights City Council votes to pass data center moratorium despite developer threatening lawsuit
After a contentious meeting, the Inver Grove Heights City Council voted 3-2 to pass the data center moratorium, which could expose the city to a lawsuit from the data center developer.