Minneapolis council meltdown: Analyst Blois Olson weighs in
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A Minneapolis City Council meeting went off the rails on Thursday as council members debated a resolution. One council member accused another of bullying and was in tears. Political analyst Blois Olson joined FOX 9 News at 9 to give his thoughts on the scene and the first few months of new members on the Minneapolis council.

Tempers rise at Minneapolis City Council meeting
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Tempers flare as Minneapolis City Councilmembers butt heads during a meeting Thursday. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has more. 

Tempers flare after Minneapolis council meeting gets heated
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A Minneapolis City Council meeting broke down into a heated argument on Thursday, with one member accusing others of bullying and another challenging the president to get the meeting in order.

Minneapolis council member accuses colleagues of bullying during heated debate

A Minneapolis City Council meeting broke down into a heated argument on Thursday, with one member accusing others of bullying and another challenging the president to get the meeting in order.

Road construction roundup: Spring projects ahead
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Road construction season is officially underway, with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) kicking several projects across the Twin Cities into gear. FOX 9’s Lauren Andrego joins All Day to provide the latest updates.

Minneapolis council member: 'I'm not a f--king child'
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A heated debate during Thursday's Minneapolis council meeting turned personal as Council Member Aurin Chowdhury accused fellow members of bullying.

Fight over Minneapolis eviction notices continues
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The Minneapolis City Council will consider an override of a veto that would extend eviction notices for those affected by the federal immigration operations. FOX 9’s Shayne Wells reports on what to expect in the meeting. 

St. Paul council approves $9.5 million settlement in 2023 rec center shooting

In a matter of seconds, the St. Paul City Council approved a $9.5 million settlement that will be paid to a boy who was shot by a city recreation center employee.

GOP lawmakers liken Blue Line extension project to Rondo neighborhood disruption

Republican lawmakers compared a project to extend the Blue Line light rail from downtown Minneapolis into Brooklyn Park to the I-94 project that ripped apart the predominately Black Rondo neighborhood in the 1950s.

Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in landmark social media addiction trial

Meta and YouTube were found liable in a landmark Los Angeles lawsuit for "engineered addiction" and harming a child's mental health through negligent platform design.

Lawmakers, community members oppose Blue Line extension
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Republican lawmakers and local community leaders gathered to voice their opposition to the proposed Blue Line light rail extension. The current project aims to build a light rail train from Target Field through Brooklyn Park , cutting directly through a predominantly Black business district on West Broadway in North Minneapolis. Critics argue the increasingly expensive project will disrupt the community , eliminate essential parking , and displace hundreds of homes and minority-owned businesses.

Minneapolis council continue to debate $38M police training center

Minneapolis City Council members are set to debate plans for a $38 million police and first responder training center in the Windom neighborhood.

Delta temporarily ending long-standing perk for Congress members

Delta Air Lines is temporarily ending a long-standing perk for members of Congress, as airport delays and staffing shortages continue to impact travelers nationwide.

Minneapolis Police Department
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Minneapolis City Council Member Soren Stevenson shared his concerns about the costs of a proposed $38 million police training center amid a dire fiscal situation for the city.

Minnesota fraud: Sentencing date set for convicted Feeding Our Future 'ringleader' Aimee Bock

Feeding Our Future founder Aimee Bock, who prosecutors called the “ringleader" of a massive pandemic fraud scheme, has had her sentencing date scheduled more than a year after she was convicted.

Recognizing World Down Syndrome Day in Minnesota

Families from across Minnesota will gather at Mall of America for a special World Down Syndrome Day celebration.

More guilty pleas in Feeding Our Future as prosecutions near end in fraud scheme

Assistant U.S. Attorney Rebecca Kline is one of the new lead prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future cases, after the departures of other prosecutors in recent months.