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NASA'S Artemis II is flying by the moon on Monday, a first for humans since Apollo 17 in 1972. The crew will lose communication with Earth for about 40 minutes as they hit the farthest points any human has ever been from Earth. Dr. Pablo De Leon, the department chair for space studies at the University of North Dakota, joined FOX 9 News at 5 to talk about what the mission means going forward for space travel.

Artemis II has now traveled further into space from Earth than any other human in history, passing the previous record set by Apollo 13 in 1970. FOX's Sarah Allegre has more from Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill to clarify the difference between e-bikes and more powerful electric motorcycles (or “e-motos”), requiring regulation and insurance for high-powered e-motos, similar to gas-powered motorcycles. FOX 9’s has the latest details.

Three months after federal agents shot a Venezuelan man in north Minneapolis, setting off a series of protests following the death of Renee Good, newly released video evidence refutes claims originally made by the Department of Homeland Security. FOX 9’s Rob Olson explains.

Minnesota farmers are entering planting season as input costs, including fertilizer, rise in part due to global factors such as the conflict involving Iran. Minnesota Department of Agriculture Commissioner Thom Petersen shares more on the impact and what it could mean for farmers and consumers.

Senator Amy Klobuchar visited a farm near Cannon Falls, Minnesota, to discuss the ongoing crisis farmers are facing with soaring fertilizer costs. Klobuchar outlined three main causes for the crisis: market consolidation, across-the-board tariffs, and global supply chain disruptions through the Straits of Hormuz due to the war with Iran.

President Trump details the historic Iran rescue mission that successfully recovered two downed American F-15 pilots from deep inside enemy territory. During a press briefing, Trump recounted the complex search, noting the risks taken by U.S. Armed Forces.

NASA hosted a pre–lunar flyby science crew conference as the Artemis II astronauts prepared to break Apollo 13’s distance record during their lunar flyby. Watch the moments leading up to the historic moment. 

The Minnesota Wild is already in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but with five regular season games to play, they're looking to chase down the Dallas Stars for home ice advantage in the playoffs. Hockey insider Michael Russo with The Athletic joined All Day to talk about the season, and what it will take to get home ice.

President Trump clashes with a New York Times reporter who questioned him if his threats to Iran amounted to a war crime.

President Trump claims the Iranian people want the U.S. to "keep bombing" because they are willing to endure suffering in exchange for freedom.

As they’re set to swing around the moon, the Artemis II crew is now farther from Earth than anyone has ever been. That breaks a record set back in 1970 by the Apollo 13 crew.

Defending his administration's strategy to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Trump states he has "the best plan of all," but declines to reveal operational details to the media.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth details a daring and successful combat search and rescue operation deep inside Iran over Easter weekend.

President Trump vowed to track down the person who leaked information that he said endangered a pilot's life and prompted an Iranian bounty for his capture, saying he would demand the media company involved "give it up or go to jail."

President Trump detailed a harrowing combat search and rescue mission in Iran following the downing of an American F-15 fighter jet during Operation Epic Fury. After both crew members ejected onto Iranian soil, the U.S. Armed Forces deployed a massive operation, including hundreds of aircraft, to bring the warriors home.