Nick Longworth
Nick Longworth is a content editor with FOX 9.
He has been a reporter, photographer and editor in the Twin Cities since 2013.
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Eden Prairie homecoming evacuated after 2 shot, scene secured: Police
Eden Prairie officials evacuated its homecoming game on Friday following a shooting incident that left two injured.
Minneapolis Mayor on robotaxi regulation veto: ‘Doesn’t make sense’
One day after the Minneapolis City Council approved an ordinance that would require autonomous vehicles – such as ones run by Waymo – to have a person in them while operating, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey spoke with FOX 9's All Day to explains why he's vetoing the increased regulations.
51K+ citations issued during summer's '100 deadliest days' campaign
Nearly 300 law enforcement agencies issued more than 51,000 speeding citations during Minnesota's annual "100 deadliest days" summer traffic enforcement campaign.
Minnesota Wild vs. Boston Bruins: How to watch
The Minnesota Wild have their home opener on Saturday night against the Boston Bruins, after starting the season 1-0 on Thursday against the Nashville Predators. Here's how to watch the home opener.
Health insurance rates could increase 21%+ for Minnesotans in 2027
Minnesotans who buy their own health insurance or are covered through a small business could see significant rate increases in 2027.
Minneapolis approves requiring person inside driverless vehicles, Frey plans veto
Minneapolis City Council has approved an ordinance that will require “human monitors" inside driverless vehicles operated by companies such as Waymo.
Minnesota drought: No ‘official’ improvement despite recent rain
Minnesota is still 7 inches below average rainfall for the year, despite nearly four inches of rain recorded at Twin Cities MSP Airport in the past week.
Minnesota Cold Weather Rule begins Oct. 1: What you should know
The Minnesota Cold Weather Rule takes effect Oct. 1, protecting households that fall behind on utility bills from having their heat shut off. Here's what you should know.
Authorities identify man fatally shot, officer involved in Otter Tail Co. standoff
Authorities are identifying a man who was fatally shot by a police officer in Otter Tail County on Sept. 25, and the law enforcement officer who shot him during the incident.
Flock cameras and privacy concerns: Where Minnesota communities stand
As Minnesotans continue to debate the use of automated license readers popularized by the brand Flock, the question remains: What do leaders in your community think?