Minnesota health inspections uncover high-dose THC edible sales

The Minnesota Department of Health says recent inspections found more than a third of businesses were selling high-dose THC products that exceeded state limits. Some contained "hundreds of milligrams of THC per serving" while the state only allows 50 mg for an entire package.

Eagle Brook ‘mega church’ faces denial in Plymouth

Citing concerns over traffic issues and potential future affordable housing developments on the land, the Plymouth City Council has signaled it will not support a proposed "mega church" project from Eagle Brook Church.

Supreme Court to take up restrictions on abortion pill mifepristone

Mifepristone is one of two drugs used in medication abortions, which account for more than half of all abortions in the United States.

Zelenskyy pleads his case on Capitol Hill, White House as aid package for Ukraine risks collapse

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has told Americans his country is fighting for “our freedom and yours” as he made an impassioned for Congress to approve more assistance to fight Russia’s invasion.

New Minneapolis rent ordinance allows tenants to break leases if units aren’t ready

Following a popular new apartment building in Dinkytown not being ready for students to move in – while stealing holding prospective tenants to lease agreements – a new ordinance has been signed into law

What to know about abortion lawsuits in US courts this week

After the Texas Supreme Court ruled against a Texas woman seeking permission to obtain an abortion in the state, three other state top courts are scheduled to hear abortion cases this week.

Wrongful conviction compensation in MN
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For almost a decade Minnesota law has created a compensation process for people who have been wrongfully incarcerated. FOX 9?s Rose Schmidt explains.

US aid for Ukraine in jeopardy as GOP ties it to border security

The impasse is deepening in Congress despite dire warnings from the White House about the consequences of inaction in Ukraine.

Presidentially pardoned turkeys settling in at University of Minnesota

This year’s two presidentially pardoned turkeys have taken up residency at the University of Minnesota and they’re living their best lives.

Fans First Act: New bill aims to address flaws in live event ticketing system

“From ensuring fans get refunds for canceled shows to banning speculative ticket sales, this bipartisan legislation will improve the ticketing experience,” said Sen. Amy Klobuchar, one of the sponsors of the new bill.

Hunter Biden indicted on 9 tax-related charges in special counsel probe

Hunter Biden has been indicted on nine tax charges in California as a special counsel investigation into the business dealings of the president’s son intensifies against the backdrop of the looming 2024 election.

St. Paul woman’s yard art granted removal extension by city officials

Following a neighborhood controversy surrounding a St. Paul woman being asked by city officials to remove decades worth of art in her yard, an extension has been granted for the project decades in the making.

Wisconsin wedding barns face new regulations under liquor-law overhaul signed into law

Wisconsin’s wedding barns face new regulations under a liquor law overhaul bill they fought to kill but that Gov. Tony Evers signed into law over their objections on Wednesday.

Republican debate takeaways: Presidential hopefuls target Nikki Haley more than Trump

With the Iowa caucuses rapidly approaching, a shrinking field of Republican White House hopefuls gathered Wednesday in Alabama for the fourth presidential debate.

St. Paul council vote wipes away medical debt for thousands of residents

An estimated 43,000 people in St. Paul won't be weighed down by medical debt after the council passed its city budget Wednesday evening.

Gov. Walz on MN rebate checks being federally taxed: It's 'bull----'

Governor Tim Walz isn't happy that the federal government will tax Minnesotans who received rebate checks this year, calling it "bullsh--" during a Wednesday news conference.

Minnesota's budget surplus comes with warning
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Minnesota?s projected budget remains at a surplus of more than $2 billion, according to a forecast analysis provided by state officials on Wednesday.