CEO shooting suspect wasn't a UnitedHealthcare client
Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was never insured by UnitedHealthcare, the company says.
'Potential fraud': 240 cannabis license applicants, one connection
Licensed and legal marijuana sales got pushed back by months Wednesday, leaving a lot of people looking for someone to blame.
Presidential pardons: Who has issued the most?
Presidents have broad authority to issue pardons – and they use the power a lot.
New MN law requires disclosure of salary and benefits in job postings
A law taking effect on Jan. 1 will seek to further inform prospective employees on the salary range and benefits they can expect from any given position before they apply.
President Joe Biden's pardons: List
Here's a list of all of President Biden's pardons.
MN Attorney General sues gun-maker Glock [RAW]
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison filed a lawsuit Thursday morning against Glock, a firearms manufacturer, over its pistol "switch" conversion capability. The lawsuit claims the gun-maker has known since the 1908s that the firearm's design allowed for easy modifications to function as a fully automatic weapon.
First poll results on Hegseth, Gabbard, and key Trump Cabinet picks
As President-elect Donald Trump continues to select nominees for his new administration, some Americans have their doubts about his choices, a new poll finds.
St. Paul mayor, council debate tax levy increase in new budget
The Saint Paul mayor and city council are at odds with the tax levy increase as the city works to pass a new budget.
Budget battle brewing in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey issued a rare veto in response to a budget passed by the Minneapolis City Council. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the full story.
Who is Kimberly Guilfoyle? A look at Trump's new pick for ambassador to Greece
Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former prosecutor and media personality, is President Trump’s nominee for U.S. ambassador to Greece.
Here’s who’s running for Minneapolis Mayor so far: List
Minneapolis residents will be faced with another pivotal ballot in November, as all 13 city council seats and the position of mayor will be up for grabs.
New laws in MN that go into effect on Jan. 1
Several laws passed last session are due to take effect on Jan. 1, 2025, affecting many Minnesotans. Minnesota Democrats have held a trifecta of power the last two legislative sessions – controlling the House of Representatives, Senate and Governor positions. New laws include increased transparency for ticket buying, employers being required to post salary ranges with job listings and tackling "junk fees."
UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect had a ghost gun
Pennsylvania court records reveal Luigi Mangione had a “3D printed pistol and a black silencer" when he was arrested and eventually charged with murder.
CEO murder suspect had a ‘ghost gun’
An increasing number of ghost guns have been recovered by police in recent years in connection to crimes across the country and in Minnesota.
McConnell falls, sprains wrist after GOP luncheon
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell was walking out of a luncheon on Tuesday when he tripped and fell.
Book bans in Anoka Co. schools decided by national review group
An Anoka County school district is now letting a conservative-aligned national group decide which books are allowed in its libraries.
New laws in Minnesota that go into effect on Jan. 1: List
From concert ticket prices, to a ban on binary triggers on guns - here are some of the new laws that will take effect on Jan. 1.
‘Polarization’ is Merriam-Webster’s 2024 word of the year
Merriam-Webster has announced its word of the year, which happens to be an idea that both sides of the political spectrum agree on.
Gov. Walz reflects on a losing campaign, potential political future
Gov. Walz spent 92 days as presidential campaign sidekick to Vice President Kamala Harris, but now back in Minnesota he sat down with FOX 9's Corin Hoggard to discuss his political future and family.
Gov. Walz reflects on family impact of presidential campaign
In his first one-on-one interview since the 2024 presidential election, Gov. Tim Walz talked with FOX 9 about the campaign, his political future, and his family.