Katie Wermus
Katie Wermus is a content editor at FOX 9.
Katie graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2021 with a degree in journalism and completed a fellowship with Newsweek before joining the FOX 9 team.
She’s a Minnesota native who enjoys being outside, reading, traveling and all things true crime.
If you have a story idea or news tip, email her at Katelyn.wermus@fox.com
The latest from Katie Wermus
St. Paul Fire Department mourns death of firefighter Timothy Bertz
Firefighter Timothy Bertz, a recent graduate of the St. Paul Fire Academy, has died following a serious medical event.
Minnesota weather: A quiet, bright, and slightly frozen Tuesday
It will be a quiet Tuesday in Minnesota with bright skies, a light breeze and steady temperatures in the 20s and 30s.
Minnesota weather: Bright and mild Monday after early morning wintry mix
A light wintry mix will give way to a brighter and warmer afternoon in Minnesota on Monday.
Minnesota State Patrol squad car hit on I-94 in Minneapolis, driver arrested for DWI
A 24-year-old driver was arrested late Friday night after crashing into a Minnesota State Patrol squad car on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis.
Ramsey Co. jury awards $65.5 million to woman with cancer in Johnson & Johnson talc lawsuit
A Ramsey County jury awarded $65.5 million to a mother who claimed she developed cancer after using talcum powder products made by Johnson & Johnson.
Minnesota weather: Falling temps, gusty winds and snow showers Thursday
A cold front will bring a big change on Thursday, transitioning from light morning rain to plunging temperatures, gusty winds, and bursts of snow that could create challenging travel conditions.
Minnesota walleye fishing: DNR considers reducing statewide limit
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is considering a reduction in the statewide walleye possession limit for the first time in decades.
Minnesota weather: Mild Wednesday, windy with falling temps Thursday
A mild Wednesday in Minnesota gives way to evening rain showers ahead of a colder, windier Thursday.
Teens taken into custody after Minnesota schools closed due to threats
Multiple elementary, middle, and high schools in the southern Twin Cities metro closed or enacted early releases on Tuesday due to “potential online threats." ISD 191 canceled all after school activities.
Minnesota pausing adult day centers licensing to increase oversight
The Minnesota Department of Human Services is pausing licenses for adult day care settings to enhance oversight and combat fraud.