New TSA program allows people without tickets past security
The Transportation Security Administration is launching a new program allowing people with TSA PreCheck to go through security without a boarding pass and go to the gate to meet travelers.
The Transportation Security Administration is launching a new program allowing people with TSA PreCheck to go through security without a boarding pass and go to the gate to meet travelers.
Baby boomers crown their favorite casual dining chain as Gen Z chooses a different winner
A survey is revealing which restaurant brands are winning over Americans.
A survey is revealing which restaurant brands are winning over Americans.
Chick-fil-A is one of America's toughest franchises, and the startup cost may shock you
Chick-fil-A is one of America's toughest franchises to get, attracting thousands of hopeful applicants each year for a limited number of owner-operator opportunities.
Chick-fil-A is one of America's toughest franchises to get, attracting thousands of hopeful applicants each year for a limited number of owner-operator opportunities.
Feds sue Gold Star Distribution to cease operations until company complies with health regulations
A Minneapolis warehouse has been storing baby formula, Tylenol and other everyday products alongside live rodents, bird droppings and worms — and the federal government wants it shut down for good.
A Minneapolis warehouse has been storing baby formula, Tylenol and other everyday products alongside live rodents, bird droppings and worms — and the federal government wants it shut down for good.
Ford to invest $1 billion in new Kentucky truck plant
Ford is investing $1 billion to build a new paint shop at its Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville.
Ford is investing $1 billion to build a new paint shop at its Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville.
'Very hot' coffee and tea linked to higher cancer risk
Regularly drinking very hot tea or coffee may raise the risk of a type of esophageal cancer, according to a large study at the University of Oxford.
Regularly drinking very hot tea or coffee may raise the risk of a type of esophageal cancer, according to a large study at the University of Oxford.
Best time to see fall colors in the Midwest: Maps
Fall is quickly approaching — as are fall colors! See when foliage is coming to your state.
Fall is quickly approaching — as are fall colors! See when foliage is coming to your state.
TSA weighs major change to frustrating airport security rule for some travelers
Travelers could soon be allowed to bring full water bottles through some airport security checkpoints — a major shift from longstanding airport security restrictions.
Travelers could soon be allowed to bring full water bottles through some airport security checkpoints — a major shift from longstanding airport security restrictions.
Poll reveals Americans' favorite sports to watch in 2026
America’s longtime favorite sport may be losing its grip. New polling reveals Americans' favorite sports to watch in 2026.
America’s longtime favorite sport may be losing its grip. New polling reveals Americans' favorite sports to watch in 2026.
Multistate salmonella outbreak linked to broccoli sprouts, FDA says
Recalled broccoli sprouts are blamed for a multistate salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly two dozen people.
Recalled broccoli sprouts are blamed for a multistate salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly two dozen people.
Girl Scouts unveils first-ever cookies for dogs: What to know about Patch Pals
Girl Scouts of the USA unveiled its first-ever cookies for dogs, Patch Pals.
Girl Scouts of the USA unveiled its first-ever cookies for dogs, Patch Pals.
Major burger chain In-N-Out changes two key ingredients, sending fans into a frenzy
In-N-Out, which operates in 10 states, said it recently altered two ingredients. Here's what to know.
In-N-Out, which operates in 10 states, said it recently altered two ingredients. Here's what to know.
State Fair vendors donate excess food
With the Great Minnesota Get-Together officially over for 2026, its vendors are now packing up and instead of throwing out leftover supplies, several are teaming up with Second Harvest Heartland to donate leftovers for those in need.
With the Great Minnesota Get-Together officially over for 2026, its vendors are now packing up and instead of throwing out leftover supplies, several are teaming up with Second Harvest Heartland to donate leftovers for those in need.
Minnesota State Fair vendors donate over 10K pounds of leftovers to local food shelves
Second Harvest Heartland was collecting leftover ingredients and supplies from Minnesota State Fair vendors on Tuesday for Minnesota’s hunger relief network.
Second Harvest Heartland was collecting leftover ingredients and supplies from Minnesota State Fair vendors on Tuesday for Minnesota’s hunger relief network.
Where are the happiest people in America? These states rank highest
Where you live may have more to do with your happiness than you think. New data is revealing the happiest states in America. See the list.
Where you live may have more to do with your happiness than you think. New data is revealing the happiest states in America. See the list.
Dolly Parton’s ‘Life of Many Colors Museum’ and ‘Song Teller Hotel’ to open Sept. 29 in Nashville
Dolly Parton fans will soon be able to take a journey of the late global superstar's life "from the top of the mountains to the top of the world" at "Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum" and stay at the new "Song Teller Hotel" in Nashville. Both the museum and hotel will open on September 29.
Dolly Parton fans will soon be able to take a journey of the late global superstar's life "from the top of the mountains to the top of the world" at "Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum" and stay at the new "Song Teller Hotel" in Nashville. Both the museum and hotel will open on September 29.
Where to find Minnesota State Fair foods after the fair: List
The Minnesota State Fair may be over, but you can still find many popular fair foods and vendors outside the fairgrounds.
The Minnesota State Fair may be over, but you can still find many popular fair foods and vendors outside the fairgrounds.
Collecting State Fair food for the Minnesota Hunger Relief Network
The Minnesota State Fair might be over, but more families will soon get a taste of it. Second Harvest Heartland is collecting extra food from State Fair food vendors for Minnesota's Hunger Relief Network. More than 200 food vendors expressed interest in this initiative before the fair started. Second Harvest Heartland CEO Sarah Moberg joined FOX 9 News to talk about its impact.
The Minnesota State Fair might be over, but more families will soon get a taste of it. Second Harvest Heartland is collecting extra food from State Fair food vendors for Minnesota's Hunger Relief Network. More than 200 food vendors expressed interest in this initiative before the fair started. Second Harvest Heartland CEO Sarah Moberg joined FOX 9 News to talk about its impact.
America’s most popular beers by state: See the list
What’s America’s most-searched beer? It depends on where you live. New analysis of Google Trends data reveals which beers dominate across the country.
What’s America’s most-searched beer? It depends on where you live. New analysis of Google Trends data reveals which beers dominate across the country.
Where to find Minnesota State Fair food after the fair
The Minnesota State Fair may be over, but you can still find many popular vendors serving up fair favorites at events around the Twin Cities after the fair is over.
The Minnesota State Fair may be over, but you can still find many popular vendors serving up fair favorites at events around the Twin Cities after the fair is over.