Anthropic CEO sounds alarm on AI risks: What to know
After new warnings about AI, Justin Grammens, managing partner of Recursive Awesome, an AI consulting and training firm based in St. Paul, Minnesota, answers questions about the latest AI safety concerns.
After new warnings about AI, Justin Grammens, managing partner of Recursive Awesome, an AI consulting and training firm based in St. Paul, Minnesota, answers questions about the latest AI safety concerns.
Xcel rate hike challenged as electric bills rise
UMN energy policy professor Gabe Chan joins us to break down Xcel Energy’s approved rate increases, why consumer advocates are challenging the decision and what Minnesota customers can do to manage rising electric bills.
UMN energy policy professor Gabe Chan joins us to break down Xcel Energy’s approved rate increases, why consumer advocates are challenging the decision and what Minnesota customers can do to manage rising electric bills.
Concordia University lowering tuition costs
Concordia University President Brian Friedrich discusses decision to lower tuition by about 20% to help make college more affordable.
Concordia University President Brian Friedrich discusses decision to lower tuition by about 20% to help make college more affordable.
St. Paul considers raising the price for a pack of cigarettes
A $15 per-pack minimum would not be a tax and would be similar to what Minneapolis already has in place.
A $15 per-pack minimum would not be a tax and would be similar to what Minneapolis already has in place.
How to talk to your kids about 9/11
On the 25th anniversary of the attack on the Twin Towers in New York City, some parents might be wondering how to speak with their children about what happened, and the aftermath of what followed. FOX 9’s All Day spoke with licensed therapist Elizabeth Kittleson to offer some advice.
On the 25th anniversary of the attack on the Twin Towers in New York City, some parents might be wondering how to speak with their children about what happened, and the aftermath of what followed. FOX 9’s All Day spoke with licensed therapist Elizabeth Kittleson to offer some advice.
German Vikings fans make the journey to Mpls for Border Battle
Matthias Weinert and Daniel Neumann are members of the Minnesota Vikings Fans Germany club and the Viking World Order. They join us in Minneapolis to share what sparked their love of the Vikings, what it’s like being a fan from Germany and how the international fan club has grown to more than 700 members ahead of its 10th anniversary.
Matthias Weinert and Daniel Neumann are members of the Minnesota Vikings Fans Germany club and the Viking World Order. They join us in Minneapolis to share what sparked their love of the Vikings, what it’s like being a fan from Germany and how the international fan club has grown to more than 700 members ahead of its 10th anniversary.
DNR raises concerns over Hermantown data center review
DNR Deputy Director Randall Doneen joins us to discuss the agency’s concerns about the environmental review for the proposed Hermantown data center, including gaps in groundwater data, a lack of alternative site analysis and questions about how the DNR’s role is described.
DNR Deputy Director Randall Doneen joins us to discuss the agency’s concerns about the environmental review for the proposed Hermantown data center, including gaps in groundwater data, a lack of alternative site analysis and questions about how the DNR’s role is described.
Fall color predictions aren't that simple
Cody Matz joins FOX 9 All Day to discuss the upcoming fall color season and why predicting when they'll pop isn't that easy.
Cody Matz joins FOX 9 All Day to discuss the upcoming fall color season and why predicting when they'll pop isn't that easy.
Song written after 9/11 now raises money for veterans memorial
Blaine native James Pietrek wrote “Eagleyez” in the aftermath of 9/11, recording it with high school friends in 2001. Twenty-five years later, he has remixed and released the song to raise money for Veterans Memorial Park in Blaine.
Blaine native James Pietrek wrote “Eagleyez” in the aftermath of 9/11, recording it with high school friends in 2001. Twenty-five years later, he has remixed and released the song to raise money for Veterans Memorial Park in Blaine.
New sports bar brings game-day energy to Edina
General Sports Bar owner Brett Johnson joins us to talk about the new sports bar coming to 50th and France in Edina, what customers can expect and how the concept is bringing a new game-day destination to the neighborhood.
General Sports Bar owner Brett Johnson joins us to talk about the new sports bar coming to 50th and France in Edina, what customers can expect and how the concept is bringing a new game-day destination to the neighborhood.
America’s longest dinner table takes over Nicollet Mall
Dinner Du Nord founder Scott Mayer joins us ahead of “America’s Longest Dinner Table,” bringing a massive community dinner to Nicollet Mall tonight. He shares how the event is bringing people together over food, conversation and a shared table.
Dinner Du Nord founder Scott Mayer joins us ahead of “America’s Longest Dinner Table,” bringing a massive community dinner to Nicollet Mall tonight. He shares how the event is bringing people together over food, conversation and a shared table.
How the U.S.-Canada trade war impacts Minnesota
Minnesota DEED Commissioner Matt Varilek joins us to discuss how the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade war is affecting Minnesota businesses, workers and the state’s economy.
Minnesota DEED Commissioner Matt Varilek joins us to discuss how the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade war is affecting Minnesota businesses, workers and the state’s economy.
Native American clinic and housing project set to open in Mpls
Native American Community Clinic President and CEO Antony Stately joins us as the organization prepares to open its new South Minneapolis health clinic and housing project. The development will expand access to health care and provide new housing for the Native American community.
Native American Community Clinic President and CEO Antony Stately joins us as the organization prepares to open its new South Minneapolis health clinic and housing project. The development will expand access to health care and provide new housing for the Native American community.
State Fair sees fewer arrests after new safety strategy
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins us to discuss a notably calmer Minnesota State Fair, with nine arrests or citations during the 12-day event compared with 16 last year. He explains what worked, the new safety strategy and whether the approach could be used at other large events.
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins us to discuss a notably calmer Minnesota State Fair, with nine arrests or citations during the 12-day event compared with 16 last year. He explains what worked, the new safety strategy and whether the approach could be used at other large events.
How dangerous is artificial intelligence?
Dr. Manjeet Rege with the University of St. Thomas discusses the dangers of A.I. after an Anthropic researcher issued a dire warning about that it could mean for humanity.
Dr. Manjeet Rege with the University of St. Thomas discusses the dangers of A.I. after an Anthropic researcher issued a dire warning about that it could mean for humanity.
Dunwoody College brings trades education to high schools
Dunwoody College of Technology President Scott Stallman joins us to discuss Dunwoody Immersive, a new dual-credit program bringing college-level skilled trades education into Minnesota high schools through online learning, mixed reality and virtual reality labs.
Dunwoody College of Technology President Scott Stallman joins us to discuss Dunwoody Immersive, a new dual-credit program bringing college-level skilled trades education into Minnesota high schools through online learning, mixed reality and virtual reality labs.
Rural Minnesota faces growing loss of OB care
Dr. Julia D. Interrante of the University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center explains why Minnesota is losing hospital-based obstetric services, the impact on rural communities and what the loss of local birthing units means for expecting families.
Dr. Julia D. Interrante of the University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center explains why Minnesota is losing hospital-based obstetric services, the impact on rural communities and what the loss of local birthing units means for expecting families.
St. Paul officers describe drone-assisted rescue of boy
St. Paul Police Officer Adisak Sae Ma and Sergeant Matt St. Sauver join us to describe rescuing a boy with autism from a pond after he wandered from home. They explain how a docked police drone arrived two minutes before officers, helped locate the child and provided critical information that guided the rescue.
St. Paul Police Officer Adisak Sae Ma and Sergeant Matt St. Sauver join us to describe rescuing a boy with autism from a pond after he wandered from home. They explain how a docked police drone arrived two minutes before officers, helped locate the child and provided critical information that guided the rescue.
NASA opens 'State Hub' in Minnesota
NASA picked Minnesota's state colleges and universities to receive a grant to help develop a skilled aerospace workforce.
NASA picked Minnesota's state colleges and universities to receive a grant to help develop a skilled aerospace workforce.
U.S. and Canada trade war explained
Tyler Schipper, an associate professor with the University of St. Thomas, joins FOX 9's All Day to discuss the latest round of tariffs between the United States and Canada.
Tyler Schipper, an associate professor with the University of St. Thomas, joins FOX 9's All Day to discuss the latest round of tariffs between the United States and Canada.