Rod Wave arrested in Atlanta on drug and weapons charges

Atlanta police arrested rapper Rod Wave, also known as Rodarius Green, on multiple drug and weapon charges Friday

Man shot in alley behind nightclub after asking group to leave
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Minneapolis police are investigating a shooting that injured a man after he reportedly asked a group of unhoused people to leave an alley behind a nightclub.

United Way launches food relief campaign
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The United Way is reporting a 150% increase in food-related requests since mid-October. FOX 9's Leah Beno spoke with Greater Twin Cities United Way Senior Vice President of Community Impact Shannon Smith Jones to learn more about how the organization is meeting the need.

MN violin designer helping save the day for musician
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A Twin Cities violin designer helped save the day for a musician that plays a five-string violin. FOX 9's Maury Glover has more.

Airlines canceled 1,000+ flights Friday
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Anxiety is increasing for air travelers as thousands of flights are being canceled. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has the latest.

Woman pleads guilty to crash that killed NFL player Khyree Jackson, 2 friends in 2024

The suspect in a high-speed drunk driving crash in Prince George's County that killed three friends, one of whom was an NFL player, pleaded guilty on Friday. 

How SNAP benefit lapse is affecting rural MN
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The ripple effect from SNAP benefits being halted is affecting the rural Minnesota economy. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the latest.

Why did SNAP benefits in MN soar in recent years?
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FOX 9's Mike Manzoni explains why SNAP benefits had a large increase in Minnesota in the last few years.

Dodgers' Alex Vesia, wife share devastating update about their family

On Oct. 23, just one day before Game 1 of the World Series, the Dodgers announced that Alex Vesia would be tending to a "deeply personal family matter."

Flight delays/cancellations, what travelers should know, Vikings-Raven preview & more: Nov. 7 2025
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First up — flight delays and cancellations continue to frustrate travelers across the country, and we’re breaking down what you need to know before heading to the airport. From your rights as a passenger to expert tips on rebooking, refunds, and avoiding the chaos altogether, we’ve got you covered with everything you should know before your next trip. Then we shift gears to the world of sports with a preview of the upcoming Vikings-Ravens matchup. We’ll dive into team dynamics, key injuries, and predictions for who might come out on top. Plus, there’s even more to celebrate for Minnesota — the winner of the New York City Marathon hails from the North Star State, bringing home an incredible victory and plenty of pride for local fans. And for a bit of nostalgia, we’re taking a trip down memory lane with a look back at the classic Oregon Trail computer game — the one that taught an entire generation about pioneers, problem-solving, and the occasional unfortunate encounter with dysentery. Whether you played it in school or just remember the memes, this segment is sure to hit you right in the childhood memories.

You have died of nostalgia: Celebrating 40 years of The Oregon Trail
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Forty years ago, a group of Minnesotans set out to make learning history more engaging — and ended up creating one of the most iconic video games of all time. The Oregon Trail, born right here in Minnesota, taught generations of students about westward expansion while inspiring a lifelong love of adventure (and maybe a fear of dysentery). Now, as the game celebrates its 40th anniversary, Jacob Rorem, Program Specialist with the Minnesota Historical Society, shares the fascinating story behind its creation, its cultural impact, and how this humble classroom project became a pop culture phenomenon that continues to inspire new players today.

From service to support: Help U.S.VETS end veteran homelessness
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Every day, thousands of veterans across the country struggle without a place to call home. U.S.VETS is leading the fight to change that — providing housing, counseling, and career support to more than 12,000 veterans each year. Through the Make Camo Your Cause campaign, U.S.VETS and FOX are calling on all Americans to stand with those who served. By wearing camo, sharing your stories with #HonorUSVETS, and donating at go.fox/usvets, you can help end veteran homelessness and give our nation’s heroes the second chance they deserve.

Minnesotan finishes as top U.S. Men's Finisher at the 2025 New York City Marathon
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Joel Reichow of St. Paul was the top U.S. men's finisher at the 2025 New York City Marathon with a time of 2 hours, 9 minutes and 56 seconds, good for 6th place overall in the Marathon. Joel joined Adam Llorens and Maxx Fuller on "The Afternoon Shift" to discuss his finish at the NYC Marathon, his win at the 2025 Grandma's Marathon, and his 2028 Los Angeles Olympics dreams.

Ravens vs. Vikings Preview with Brian Wacker of "The Baltimore Sun"
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Brian Wacker is the lead Ravens reporter for "The Baltimore Sun," and joined Maxx Fuller and Adam Llorens on "The Afternoon Shift" to preview Sunday's Ravens at Vikings game on FOX 9.

FAA order to reduce flights now in effect
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Airlines are scrambling to adjust their schedules as Federal Aviation Administration mandates reduce flights. FOX 9's Symone Woolridge spoke with commercial and decorated military pilot Matthew "Whiz" Buckley about the impact this is having on the industry.

Scene at MSP airport: Government shutdown leads to nationwide flight cancellations & delays
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Travelers at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport are facing flight cancellations and delays. The ongoing government shutdown — now in its 38th day — is taking a toll on air travel operations, with reductions hitting 40 airports nationwide. Airlines are struggling to manage limited staffing and increasing passenger backlogs, while frustrated travelers scramble to rebook and reroute. FOX 9’s Leon Purvis is at MSP with the latest on the travel disruptions, airline responses, and how passengers can check their flight status at FlightAware.com.