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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The latest from Nick Longworth
New MN law requires disclosure of salary and benefits in job postings
A law taking effect on Jan. 1 will seek to further inform prospective employees on the salary range and benefits they can expect from any given position before they apply.
Here’s who’s running for Minneapolis Mayor so far: List
Minneapolis residents will be faced with another pivotal ballot in November, as all 13 city council seats and the position of mayor will be up for grabs.
Minnesota weather: Warming shelters, beds available during cold snap
Several agencies and organizations in the Twin Cities are providing spaces for people who are looking for a place to keep warm as cold weather approaches.
Park Tavern crash: Steven Bailey pleads not guilty, trial set for May
Steven Bailey, who allegedly struck and killed two people while injuring several others with his car at Park Tavern in St. Louis Park over Labor Day weekend, will be headed to trial in May after pleading not guilty.
UnitedHealthcare CEO killing: Luigi Mangione charged with murder
Authorities have arrested and charged a suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
U of M Palestine protest resolution vetoed by Minneapolis Mayor Frey
“The lack of consistency sets a dangerous precedent and sends a message that illegal and violent conduct is not only tolerated, but praised – as long as it conforms to the Council’s preferences," Frey said in a veto letter to council members.
New laws in Minnesota that go into effect on Jan. 1: List
From concert ticket prices, to a ban on binary triggers on guns - here are some of the new laws that will take effect on Jan. 1.
UnitedHealthcare CEO killed: Suspect left NYC on a bus, authorities believe
The gunman suspected of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson dead on Wednesday might have left NYC already, authorities believe.
MN wage increases released for those who stayed at same job: Report
New research shows how much salaries increased year-over-year for Minnesotans who stayed at the same job.
Minnesota’s budget surplus decreasing $1.1 billion in latest forecast
Minnesota politicians will be faced with much less of a fiscal cushion in the years ahead.