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Fraud in MN: New charges filed related to various state programs [FULL]
The U.S. Attorney's Office on Thursday announced new charges related to fraud in several state programs, including five more people charged in Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services Program, autism program fraud, and a new fraud case related to Integrated Community Services. Authorities are still working to determine how much this fraud has cost. More charges are expected in the future.
The U.S. Attorney's Office on Thursday announced new charges related to fraud in several state programs, including five more people charged in Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services Program, autism program fraud, and a new fraud case related to Integrated Community Services. Authorities are still working to determine how much this fraud has cost. More charges are expected in the future.
DNR could limit walleye possession: What you need to know
The Minnesota DNR is considering reducing the statewide possession limit for walley from six to four fish. The proposal aims to maintain quality walleye fishing on area lakes. If this is approved, the new limit would take effect in May 2027.
The Minnesota DNR is considering reducing the statewide possession limit for walley from six to four fish. The proposal aims to maintain quality walleye fishing on area lakes. If this is approved, the new limit would take effect in May 2027.
DNR could limit walleye possession
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources could set a limit on how many walleyes can be in your possession. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has more.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources could set a limit on how many walleyes can be in your possession. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has more.
Giving Tree happening this weekend at Mall of America to help struggling families
This weekend, the annual Giving Tree event at the Mall of America offers a chance to support Catholic Charities by donating essential items to families and individuals experiencing homelessness.
This weekend, the annual Giving Tree event at the Mall of America offers a chance to support Catholic Charities by donating essential items to families and individuals experiencing homelessness.
Education Secretary McMahon calls for Walz resignation over fraud
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon is calling for the resignation of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in response to the defrauded government programs that have taken place in the state.
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon is calling for the resignation of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in response to the defrauded government programs that have taken place in the state.
FOX 9 All Day: Dec. 17, 2025
MPD Chief O'Hara, Minnesota Hockey HOF, Nisswa mayor conflict, and reaction to medica cuts on today's episode of All Day Live.
MPD Chief O'Hara, Minnesota Hockey HOF, Nisswa mayor conflict, and reaction to medica cuts on today's episode of All Day Live.
Minneapolis PD chief worries about 'instability' created by ICE operation
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara expressed concerns about the “instability" created by the ongoing ICE operation in Twin Cities, especially confusion caused when federal agents aren't clearly identified.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara expressed concerns about the “instability" created by the ongoing ICE operation in Twin Cities, especially confusion caused when federal agents aren't clearly identified.
Minnesota walleye fishing: DNR considers reducing statewide limit
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is considering a reduction in the statewide walleye possession limit for the first time in decades.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is considering a reduction in the statewide walleye possession limit for the first time in decades.
Anoka-Hennepin teachers voting on strike authorization amid stalled contract negotiations
Teachers in Minnesota's largest school district are casting their votes on whether to authorize a strike, as contract negotiations remain unresolved.
Teachers in Minnesota's largest school district are casting their votes on whether to authorize a strike, as contract negotiations remain unresolved.
Anoka-Hennepin teachers vote on strike
Teachers in Minnesota's largest school district are voting on whether to authorize a strike as contract negotiations remain unresolved. FOX 9's Bill Keller reports.
Teachers in Minnesota's largest school district are voting on whether to authorize a strike as contract negotiations remain unresolved. FOX 9's Bill Keller reports.
FTC Uber lawsuit: Several states join complaint over subscription practices
Multiple states have joined a lawsuit against Uber over its Uber One subscription practices, which the FTC alleges were "deceptive."
Multiple states have joined a lawsuit against Uber over its Uber One subscription practices, which the FTC alleges were "deceptive."
Feds announce ‘targeted review’ of Minnesota unemployment, nutrition fraud
The "targeted review" of potential widespread fraud is said to be aimed at Minnesota’s Unemployment Insurance programs.
The "targeted review" of potential widespread fraud is said to be aimed at Minnesota’s Unemployment Insurance programs.
ICE targeting Uber drivers at MSP
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport leaders say they are looking into reports of immigration enforcement actions at the airport, including agents targeting Uber drivers.
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport leaders say they are looking into reports of immigration enforcement actions at the airport, including agents targeting Uber drivers.
Netflix facing class action lawsuit over Warner Bros. deal
An HBO Max subscriber is suing Netflix after the company announced a deal with Warner Bros. that would combine the two companies' film and television catalogs.
An HBO Max subscriber is suing Netflix after the company announced a deal with Warner Bros. that would combine the two companies' film and television catalogs.
New laws in Minnesota that go in effect Jan. 1, 2026
From the new paid leave law to increased watercraft surcharges, several new laws are set to take effect in Minnesota on Jan. 1, 2026. Here's a list.
From the new paid leave law to increased watercraft surcharges, several new laws are set to take effect in Minnesota on Jan. 1, 2026. Here's a list.
The future of George Floyd Square decided
The Minneapolis City Council made a major decision on a vision for the future of George Floyd Square last week.
The Minneapolis City Council made a major decision on a vision for the future of George Floyd Square last week.
Woman fatally shot in St. Paul apartment, police searching for suspect
Evidence suggests that she was shot the day before, and a firearm was recovered at the apartment. Police are now on the search for a suspect.
Evidence suggests that she was shot the day before, and a firearm was recovered at the apartment. Police are now on the search for a suspect.
Mpls City Council approves George Floyd Square plan
After years of debate, the Minneapolis City Council has finally moved forward with a final plan for a memorial site for George Floyd at 38th and Chicago.
After years of debate, the Minneapolis City Council has finally moved forward with a final plan for a memorial site for George Floyd at 38th and Chicago.
Disney reaches deal to bring its characters to OpenAI's Sora video tool
Users will be able to make short-form content using characters from Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars.
Users will be able to make short-form content using characters from Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars.
Minneapolis City Council bolsters ordinance that prevents police from helping ICE
The Minneapolis City Council will vote on Thursday to bolster a 22-year-old ordinance that restricts police officers from helping ICE agents or taking part in federal immigration enforcement.
The Minneapolis City Council will vote on Thursday to bolster a 22-year-old ordinance that restricts police officers from helping ICE agents or taking part in federal immigration enforcement.