Trump administration policy blasted by judge
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A federal judge in Minnesota is blasting the Trump administration’s mandatory detention policy as “illegal” as immigration enforcement operations continue across the Twin Cities. FOX 9’s Paul Blume has the details.

Chisago City SWAT standoff ends with no injuries, man taken into custody

Authorities in Chisago City say a standoff has ended after a 39-year-old man was taken into custody following an hours-long standoff that forced evacuations to nearby businesses and homes.

YouTuber Nick Shirley returns to Minneapolis day care after viral fraud video

YouTuber Nick Shirley returned Tuesday to one of the day care centers he profiled in a now viral video that accused the centers of millions of dollars in fraud.

Christmas Eve Dakota Co. shooting leads to murder charges: ‘I shot her’

A shooting on Christmas Eve between a woman and a man who share kids together led to murder charges being filed against the man that police believe shot her.

Missing Camila Mendoz Olmos: Dashcam captures last sighting of Texas teen who vanished Christmas Eve

Texas authorities have released dashcam video showing the last confirmed sighting of missing 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos, who has been unaccounted for since the morning of Christmas Eve and is believed to be "in imminent danger."

Patriots' Stefon Diggs charged with felony strangulation, denies allegations

New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is facing felony strangulation or suffocation and misdemeanor assault and battery charges stemming from an incident earlier this month, according to police.

Plymouth man already serving prison time for girlfriend's shooting now faces murder charge

A Plymouth man who pleaded guilty and is already serving prison time in the 2022 shooting of his girlfriend is now facing a murder charge after her death this past August.

Melanie Rucker named interim Minneapolis fire chief amid nationwide search

Assistant fire chief Melanie Rucker will serve as interim chief of the Minneapolis Fire Department following the retirement of chief Bryan Tyner at the end of the month.

GOP lawmakers call out conspiracy theories about Melissa Hortman

Republican lawmakers are speaking out debunking some of the narratives surrounding late Representative Melissa Hortman’s death.

GOP calls out Hortman conspiracies
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Republican leaders are speaking out against narratives surrounding Melissa Hortman’s death following her assassination last June. FOX 9’s Soyoung Kim has the story on why they feel speaking out now is important.

Lawyers demand evidence of alleged DC pipe bomber's confession

Cole's lawyers have filed a request for the prosecution to provide evidence of his confession, including any recordings.

Christmas Day hospital guard attack leads to murder charges for WI man

A Wisconsin man faces murder charges after he allegedly killed a hospital security guard while he was a patient on Christmas Day.

Sen. Hoffman announces reelection bid: 'Tired of the vitriol'

In a statement accompanying a campaign page, Sen. Hoffman said, “We have seen first hand where hate and dehumanization can lead. My family survived it."

Minnesota GOP on fraud under Walz: 'Taxpayers are tired of being ripped off'

Minnesota GOP leaders are calling for Gov. Tim Walz to resign amid allegations of ongoing fraud during his tenure. The latest, a YouTube influencer reportedly exposing more than $100 million in fraud at alleged child care centers.

Minnesota officials respond to day care fraud viral video: 'No findings of fraud'

Minnesota officials revealed Monday the state is taking a second look at several day care centers featured in a now viral YouTube fraud investigation but say past visits and investigations uncovered no hard evidence of fraud.

Alleged Jan. 6 pipe bomber reset phone 943 times before arrest, court docs say

The details surrounding Brian Cole Jr.'s confession of allegedly planting pipe bombs in Washington, D.C. on the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot were released on Sunday as part of pre-trial court filings.

DHS says it is making 'door-to-door' visits to 'suspected fraud sites' in Minnesota

The Department of Homeland Security says it is sending its investigators on “door-to-door" visits to “suspected fraud sites" in Minnesota as part of a crackdown effort.