Bus driver in fatal Virginia I-95 crash pleads not guilty to manslaughter
The driver of a motorcoach that plowed into a construction traffic backup on Interstate 95 in May, killing five people, has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of involuntary manslaughter.
The driver of a motorcoach that plowed into a construction traffic backup on Interstate 95 in May, killing five people, has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of involuntary manslaughter.
Nancy Guthrie case: FBI determines some ransom notes were 'extortion attempts without legitimacy'
FBI officials say some of the ransom notes received in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has been determined to be "extortion attempts without legitimacy," while noting that other ransom demands received may potentially be legitimate.
FBI officials say some of the ransom notes received in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has been determined to be "extortion attempts without legitimacy," while noting that other ransom demands received may potentially be legitimate.
MN Conviction Review Unit shutting down
The Minnesota Attorney General Office's Conviction Review Unit will be shut down after losing federal funding. FOX 9 Investigator Paul Blume has more.
The Minnesota Attorney General Office's Conviction Review Unit will be shut down after losing federal funding. FOX 9 Investigator Paul Blume has more.
Priced out: The growing cost of live entertainment
Summer tours are trying to fill seats while keeping up with growing ticket prices. Tickets for the Ed Sheeran concert at U.S. Bank stadium are BOGO through the 4th of July, and the Mystic Lake Amphitheater is doing an offer of four tickets for $99 for select concerts. Meanwhile shows like Noah Kahan are having no problem selling tickets with high ticket prices. Music critic for the Star Tribune Chris Riemenschneider joins All Day to talk about the drama around concert tickets.
Summer tours are trying to fill seats while keeping up with growing ticket prices. Tickets for the Ed Sheeran concert at U.S. Bank stadium are BOGO through the 4th of July, and the Mystic Lake Amphitheater is doing an offer of four tickets for $99 for select concerts. Meanwhile shows like Noah Kahan are having no problem selling tickets with high ticket prices. Music critic for the Star Tribune Chris Riemenschneider joins All Day to talk about the drama around concert tickets.
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library ceremony
President Trump visited North Dakota on, July 1, 2026, to celebrate the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, while touching on a wide range of subjects such as what he learned from the former president, the state of the Iran conflict and current issues he sees in the U.S.
President Trump visited North Dakota on, July 1, 2026, to celebrate the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, while touching on a wide range of subjects such as what he learned from the former president, the state of the Iran conflict and current issues he sees in the U.S.
‘Total control of everything’: Trump on Iran
Speaking on a wide range of topics at a ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, President Trump offered an update on the conflict with Iran, saying that “oil is dropping like never before, and we’re in total control of everything” as the two sides continue to work towards a long-term peace agreement.
Speaking on a wide range of topics at a ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, President Trump offered an update on the conflict with Iran, saying that “oil is dropping like never before, and we’re in total control of everything” as the two sides continue to work towards a long-term peace agreement.
Trump: Five lessons learned from Teddy Roosevelt
Saying on Wednesday that “you can learn from some people, but not too many,” President Trump detailed five lessons he had learned from former President Theodore Roosevelt on the dedication of a memorial library in North Dakota in his honor.
Saying on Wednesday that “you can learn from some people, but not too many,” President Trump detailed five lessons he had learned from former President Theodore Roosevelt on the dedication of a memorial library in North Dakota in his honor.
Theodore Roosevelt Library ‘ripped’ from government
Describing the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota on Wednesday, President Trump said the project was a “privilege” to complete, and that the necessary 90 acres of land for it was “ripped away from the federal government. They don’t even know it’s missing.”
Describing the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota on Wednesday, President Trump said the project was a “privilege” to complete, and that the necessary 90 acres of land for it was “ripped away from the federal government. They don’t even know it’s missing.”
Trump dedicates Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
Noting that he was “quite the guy,” President Trump commemorates the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening in North Dakota on Wednesday, saying there was no better place for the ode to the former president than one in which he “won by the largest ever margin.”
Noting that he was “quite the guy,” President Trump commemorates the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening in North Dakota on Wednesday, saying there was no better place for the ode to the former president than one in which he “won by the largest ever margin.”
Anti-ICE protesters demand charges against 15 get dropped
Anti-ICE protesters gathered in Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon to show support for 15 people they say are being targeted for anti-ICE organizing in defense of Minnesota immigrant communities. All 15 defendants are facing federal conspiracy charges for allegedly impeding or injuring a federal officer and some face additional charges, including solicitation to commit a crime of violence, interstate threats and assaulting, resisting or impeding officers.
Anti-ICE protesters gathered in Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon to show support for 15 people they say are being targeted for anti-ICE organizing in defense of Minnesota immigrant communities. All 15 defendants are facing federal conspiracy charges for allegedly impeding or injuring a federal officer and some face additional charges, including solicitation to commit a crime of violence, interstate threats and assaulting, resisting or impeding officers.
Social media's impact on youth mental health
Stevie Chancellor, an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota, discusses the dangers A.I. and social media pose to mental health.
Stevie Chancellor, an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota, discusses the dangers A.I. and social media pose to mental health.
Mobile library delivers books to Northern Minnesota
The Arrowhead Library System's Bookmobile logs thousands of miles keeping Northern Minnesota reading.
The Arrowhead Library System's Bookmobile logs thousands of miles keeping Northern Minnesota reading.
NFL's Calais Campbell's mother killed in Buckhead: 911 call released
Atlanta police released the 911 call and mug shot connected to the Buckhead homicide investigation involving the family of former Falcons player Calais Campbell.
Atlanta police released the 911 call and mug shot connected to the Buckhead homicide investigation involving the family of former Falcons player Calais Campbell.
Empire State Building climb: 2 in custody after raising flag in apparent proposal stunt
Two masked individuals are in custody after scaling to the top of the Empire State Building on Wednesday to unfurl a banner promoting world peace before an apparent proposal unfolded.
Two masked individuals are in custody after scaling to the top of the Empire State Building on Wednesday to unfurl a banner promoting world peace before an apparent proposal unfolded.
Rare Pokémon cards stolen from Eagan arcade: Watch
Surveillance video shared by DUCK!, a claw machine arcade in Eagan, Minn., shows a reported break-in in which two people allegedly stole rare Pokémon cards and PSA-graded collectibles from a display case. The business estimates the total value of the stolen items at $25,000 to $30,000.
Surveillance video shared by DUCK!, a claw machine arcade in Eagan, Minn., shows a reported break-in in which two people allegedly stole rare Pokémon cards and PSA-graded collectibles from a display case. The business estimates the total value of the stolen items at $25,000 to $30,000.
July 4th fireworks: When to call 311 or 911
Law enforcement agencies across the Twin Cities are stressing the difference between when someone should call 311, 911 or their fire department in response to fireworks over the 4th of July weekend.
Law enforcement agencies across the Twin Cities are stressing the difference between when someone should call 311, 911 or their fire department in response to fireworks over the 4th of July weekend.
July 4th law enforcement will have ‘zero tolerance’
Twin Cities law enforcement officials outline increased efforts that will be used throughout the Fourth of July weekend to ensure public safety during celebrations, saying there will be a “zero tolerance” policy for those who break laws and endanger others.
Twin Cities law enforcement officials outline increased efforts that will be used throughout the Fourth of July weekend to ensure public safety during celebrations, saying there will be a “zero tolerance” policy for those who break laws and endanger others.
Mother of former Atlanta Falcons player found dead, brother arrested
A welfare check at a Buckhead home spiraled into a homicide investigation Tuesday afternoon after police discovered a woman dead and detained her barricaded son following a forced entry.
A welfare check at a Buckhead home spiraled into a homicide investigation Tuesday afternoon after police discovered a woman dead and detained her barricaded son following a forced entry.
‘Zero tolerance’ for July 4th safety threats
Twin Cities law enforcement officials are stressing a renewed urgency surrounding public safety during the Fourth of July weekend, saying they intend to hold a “zero tolerance” policy for those who are breaking laws during any celebrations.
Twin Cities law enforcement officials are stressing a renewed urgency surrounding public safety during the Fourth of July weekend, saying they intend to hold a “zero tolerance” policy for those who are breaking laws during any celebrations.
Tobie's Restaurant celebrating nearly 70 years in business
Tobie's Restaurant, a famous stop off I-35 in Hinckley for Minnesotans heading up north, is celebrating nearly 70 years off serving up its popular cinnamon, caramel and pecan rolls.
Tobie's Restaurant, a famous stop off I-35 in Hinckley for Minnesotans heading up north, is celebrating nearly 70 years off serving up its popular cinnamon, caramel and pecan rolls.