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.

Anoka-Hennepin teachers vote on strike
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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.

ICE targeting Uber drivers at MSP
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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.

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.

The future of George Floyd Square decided
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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.

Mpls City Council approves George Floyd Square plan
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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.

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.

Minneapolis police officer fires gun at armed person; no one hurt

A Minneapolis police officer is on leave after firing his gun at an armed suspect early Thursday morning. No one was injured.

DOJ sues Minneapolis Public Schools over DEI polices alleging discrimination

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Minneapolis Public Schools over programs that support Black male teachers, alleging the programs are discriminatory.

ICE agents pepper spray crowd after allegedly detaining U.S. citizen in Minneapolis

ICE agents used pepper spray to disperse a crowd of protesters blocking their vehicles in Cedar-Riverside on Tuesday amid an immigration enforcement detail in the predominately Somali neighborhood in Minneapolis.

Social media ban in Australia starts for children under 16: Here's how it works

Hundreds of thousands of social media accounts are being deactivated as the world’s first social media ban goes into effect now in Australia for kids under 16. Here’s how it will work.

Road conditions improving, MnDOT says [6:15 a.m. update]
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This storm came in two rounds, but the lull Tuesday night gave MnDOT plows some time to clear main roads before the second round of snow came through early Wednesday morning, Anne Meyer, a MnDOT spokesperson, told FOX 9. Road conditions are improving on the main roadways in the Twin Cities, but areas that saw a mixture of precipitation are seeing slick spots on roadways.

Name a Snowplow contest submissions now open until Dec. 18

Minnesotans are being asked once again to submit creative snowplow names for the sixth annual Name a Snowplow contest.