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The Stillwater School District is facing a civil investigation and possible lawsuit after a school employee was arrested and charged with federal pornography. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the story.

A Wright County man faces serious charges after allegedly killing a co-worker with a sledgehammer at their workplace. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the story.

On today's episode of "The Afternoon Shift," Adam Llorens and Maxx Fuller chat with Georgetown University Department of Government professor Dr, Michele Swers about the ongoing federal government shutdown, we take a live look onto the House floor for the government shutdown vote, "Pioneer Press" sportswriter Andy Greder talks about Minnesota United FC, and Krispy Kreme's corporate Head of Development Patrick McIntyre joins live in studio on Opening Day of Krispy Kreme's location in Fridley!

After a 20-year hiatus, Krispy Kreme is making a sweet comeback to Minnesota with the grand opening of its new shop in Fridley. Fans lined up early for the return of the iconic “Hot Now” glaze, marking a major milestone for the brand’s Midwest expansion. Patrick McIntyre, Krispy Kreme’s Head of Development, says the company is thrilled to bring its signature doughnuts — and a bit of nostalgia — back to Minnesota. The Fridley location is the first of several planned stores across the Twin Cities, promising fresh treats and familiar smiles for longtime fans.

Minnesota United FC has advanced to the “Elite 8” of the MLS Cup Playoffs, marking one of the club’s strongest postseason runs to date. With standout performances across the roster, goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair has emerged as a key difference-maker between the posts. Sportswriter Andy Greder of the Pioneer Press breaks down how the Loons got here and what to expect as they prepare for their next matchup — November 24 at San Diego FC. Meanwhile, it’s a big weekend for Minnesota sports overall, with the Gophers taking on #8 Oregon Friday at 8 p.m. CT on FOX 9.

Minneapolis band "Yes We Are" joins The Afternoon Shift to celebrate the release of their new EP, Into This Garden, out this Friday. Band members Dylan Bode and Reed Knutsen share the origin of their sound, the story behind their name, and how the Twin Cities’ vibrant music scene inspires their creative process. They also give us = a live performance of their single “Daisy.” Listeners can catch their album release party this Friday at The Journey MPLS, and find more information at yeswearemusic.com.

On Day 43 of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, the House is set to vote on a bill to reopen the federal government after weeks of gridlock. The vote follows a rare show of bipartisanship in the Senate, where eight Democratic senators joined Republicans to pass a temporary funding measure. As the shutdown’s impact continues to ripple across the nation, Dr. Michele Swers of Georgetown University’s Department of Government explains more on the shutdown and its next steps.

Metro Transit leadership has announced there will be a “more visible and coordinated official presence on light rail vehicles and stations going into the winter months” in an effort to combat crime and improve rider safety.

Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell gave updates on several players Wednesday at TCO Performance Center. Carson Wentz had successful left shoulder surgery on Tuesday in L.A. J.J. McCarthy will have a bandage on his throwing hand in practice to protect a bruise. Ryan Kelly's 21-day practice window is open in returning from a concussion, and Jonathan Greenard won't practice Wednesday due to a left shoulder. He's questionable for Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt provided updates as the government shutdown nears its end.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt discussed whether President Trump is working to send out a $2,000 check to U.S. citizens.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed new Jeffrey Epstein emails claiming President Trump spent hours with a victim.

House majority whip and Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer joins FOX 9’s All Day to talk about a potential vote in the House of Representatives on Wednesday that could end a federal government shutdown that has now lasted 42 days – the longest in U.S. history.

The defense attorneys for the man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers in June told a judge on Wednesday they are still in the process of downloading and examining nine terabytes worth of evidence.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty held a press conference following the sentencing of Mohamud Bulle, who was convicted in October of criminal sexual conduct and kidnapping. DNA from the 2013 sexual assault kit was tested in 2020, as part of the BCA’s effort to investigate previously untested kits, and ultimately linked Bulle to the case in 2024.

Krispy Kreme reopened in Minnesota on Wednesday for the first time since 2008 and was greeted by a massive line.