Will going green leave some taxpayers in the red?
The landscape is changing on the outskirts of the Twin Cities metro area.
The landscape is changing on the outskirts of the Twin Cities metro area.
INVESTIGATORS: Blood test for lead results in sticker shock
In a city filled with beautiful old homes, Gavin and Caprice Bart thought their home was the one they could grow old in while raising their two young children.
In a city filled with beautiful old homes, Gavin and Caprice Bart thought their home was the one they could grow old in while raising their two young children.
Body camera video shows details of lawsuit naming Mpls. Officer Noor, 2 others
The Minneapolis police officer who shot and killed Justine Damond in July has yet to speak about the case, but body camera footage obtained by the Fox 9 Investigators shows Officer Mohamed Noor in action during another incident that is part of a current lawsuit in federal court.
The Minneapolis police officer who shot and killed Justine Damond in July has yet to speak about the case, but body camera footage obtained by the Fox 9 Investigators shows Officer Mohamed Noor in action during another incident that is part of a current lawsuit in federal court.
Eagan daycare provider facing prison time, claims she didn't injure child
An Eagan daycare provider is facing years in prison for injuring a 13-month old boy in her care. Despite already being convicted on first degree assault, the woman claims she didn’t harm the boy.
An Eagan daycare provider is facing years in prison for injuring a 13-month old boy in her care. Despite already being convicted on first degree assault, the woman claims she didn’t harm the boy.
The danger of dust: How small particles can cause big problems
Statistically speaking, Kyle Flicker should not be alive.
Statistically speaking, Kyle Flicker should not be alive.
New documentary examines 'Gray State' murder-suicide
The documentary offers new, disturbing insight into why an aspiring Minnesota filmmaker murdered his family before killing himself.
The documentary offers new, disturbing insight into why an aspiring Minnesota filmmaker murdered his family before killing himself.
Restraining order, but no charges for New Ulm priest
A New Ulm area Catholic priest will not face criminal charges after a six-month long criminal investigation into allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a teenage girl.
A New Ulm area Catholic priest will not face criminal charges after a six-month long criminal investigation into allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a teenage girl.
No illness, but several violations at Twin Cities breweries and distilleries
Mark Stutrud, the President and Founder of Summit Brewery in St. Paul, has been in the beer game for 31 years. "Sadly I have to say that I'm surrounded by amateurs," he said. “You have substandard products and you have customers who pay for their learning curve."
Mark Stutrud, the President and Founder of Summit Brewery in St. Paul, has been in the beer game for 31 years. "Sadly I have to say that I'm surrounded by amateurs," he said. “You have substandard products and you have customers who pay for their learning curve."
No room for recovery: Inside the push for handicapped-accessible sober homes
Josh Chilton’s dad knew his son had just two choices left in life--leave home or die--so out of desperation Josh came to Minnesota, his last hope to escape a life of self-destruction.
Josh Chilton’s dad knew his son had just two choices left in life--leave home or die--so out of desperation Josh came to Minnesota, his last hope to escape a life of self-destruction.
BCA sends Dai Thao investigation to prosecutor for review
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has completed its investigation involving St. Paul City Council member and mayoral candidate Dai Thao. The BCA has provided its findings to the Scott County Attorney’s Office for review.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has completed its investigation involving St. Paul City Council member and mayoral candidate Dai Thao. The BCA has provided its findings to the Scott County Attorney’s Office for review.
72 years later, a proper burial for WWII soldier from Minnesota
After 72 years of searching and waiting, a Roseville, Minn., woman will finally get the chance to give her husband a proper burial at Fort Snelling National Cemetery.
After 72 years of searching and waiting, a Roseville, Minn., woman will finally get the chance to give her husband a proper burial at Fort Snelling National Cemetery.
Details of convicted cult leader Victor Barnard's appeal
Minnesota cult leader Victor Barnard is appealing his criminal conviction in which he plead guilty to sexually molesting two of his teenage followers. As part of a plea bargain, Barnard had agreed to a 30 year prison sentence.
Minnesota cult leader Victor Barnard is appealing his criminal conviction in which he plead guilty to sexually molesting two of his teenage followers. As part of a plea bargain, Barnard had agreed to a 30 year prison sentence.
Are more mistakes happening at pharmacies?
A Fox 9 Investigation shows more mistakes are being made by pharmacy staff at drug stores due to higher demand.
A Fox 9 Investigation shows more mistakes are being made by pharmacy staff at drug stores due to higher demand.
Are more mistakes happening at Pharmacies?
A Fox 9 Investigation looks at mistakes at Minnesota pharmacies and how complaints are on the rise.
A Fox 9 Investigation looks at mistakes at Minnesota pharmacies and how complaints are on the rise.
INVESTIGATORS: Some state group home residents too much for workers and police
A state program that is racking up millions of dollars in workers’ compensation claims is also seeing hundreds of state employees getting hurt on the job and putting community members at risk.
A state program that is racking up millions of dollars in workers’ compensation claims is also seeing hundreds of state employees getting hurt on the job and putting community members at risk.
INVESTIGATORS: Some state group home residents too much for workers and police
A state program that is racking up millions of dollars in workers? compensation claims is also seeing hundreds of state employees getting hurt on the job and putting community members at risk.
A state program that is racking up millions of dollars in workers? compensation claims is also seeing hundreds of state employees getting hurt on the job and putting community members at risk.
INVESTIGATORS: Danger on the escalator's edge
A Minnesota boy’s shoe became a mangled mess after his foot was caught in an escalator at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in March.
A Minnesota boy’s shoe became a mangled mess after his foot was caught in an escalator at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in March.
INVESTIGATORS: Dangers on the escalator's edge
Fox 9 investigator Tom Lyden takes a look at the dangers of escalators after one Minnesota family had a frightening experience at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Fox 9 investigator Tom Lyden takes a look at the dangers of escalators after one Minnesota family had a frightening experience at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
INVESTIGATORS: Inattentional Blindness and distracted driving crashes
Fox 9 Investigators look into how what researchers call "inattentional blindness" contributes to distracted driving crashes.
Fox 9 Investigators look into how what researchers call "inattentional blindness" contributes to distracted driving crashes.
INVESTIGATORS: Something in the air?
It is a mystery that has surrounded Northern Metals Recycling for nearly two decades: What precisely is being emitted into the air by the metal shredding operation? Even after two years of litigation with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency that led to a consent decree that required the metal shredding operation to be shut down by August 2019, the answer can be elusive
It is a mystery that has surrounded Northern Metals Recycling for nearly two decades: What precisely is being emitted into the air by the metal shredding operation? Even after two years of litigation with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency that led to a consent decree that required the metal shredding operation to be shut down by August 2019, the answer can be elusive