MSP airport's most common threat: Stupid comments

This holiday travel season, the one thing you may want to leave behind when going through Minneapolis St.

Newly released documents provide further look into Heinrich's past

Bit by bit, the puzzle pieces of Danny Heinrich's life are coming together -- pieces from his neighbors, the cops who were watching him, and those who wonder if he's the man who molested them.

MSP to Paris flight threatened this summer

Air France flight 673, from Minneapolis to Paris, was already over the Atlantic, when the call came into the emergency center around 8 p.m. on the evening of July, 7th. According to reports obtained by Fox 9, it was a computer voice, indicating a bomb would go off in 50 minutes. The pilot was notified, and made the decision to continue on to Paris. The audio was similar to four separate and simultaneous incidents at other airports.

Searching for answers in Danny Heinrich's past

Danny Heinrich's face has been plastered in the headlines for weeks now after he was publicly named as a person of interest in Jacob Wetterling's abduction. The arrest of Danny Heinrich, and his potential connection to the Jacob Wetterling abduction, has many people focusing their attention on the small Central Minnesota town of Paynesville.

Wife of outspoken doctor claims VA targeted him

The wife of a former doctor at the St. Cloud VA Medical Center says he was retaliated against when he challenged the status quo at the facility. This is the second part of a Fox 9 Investigation into the central Minnesota VA where insiders say there's a toxic work culture putting the care of veterans in danger.

The Dark Net: Where Anything Goes

When most people call up their browsers, they are typically only accessing 16% of the Internet.  Lurking behind the silly cat videos, social media and all that is indexed and searchable with Google and Yahoo! is what some compare to the wild west, but more commonly known as the Dark Net.   Here web users can find a global village of hackers, scientists, and government black ops. It's a black market for drugs, guns, fake passports and even human trafficking.

Officer Scott Patrick vs Mendota Heights settlement reached

Four months before he was killed in the line of duty, Officer Scott Patrick filed a lawsuit against the City of Mendota Heights, claiming whistleblower harassment and workplace retaliation.

Survey finds morale at all-time low for TSA employees at MSP Airport

The new head of Transportation Security Administration, Peter Neffenger, was on Capitol Hill and in the hot seat Wednesday, testifying before the House Committee on Homeland Security.

Senator Klobuchar pushing for ID of fallen Minnesota sailor

A story reported by the Fox 9 Investigators is getting the attention of U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar. Her office has stepped in to help a family find a Minnesota sailor still missing in action from W...

Investigators: Fallen WWII service member finally laid to rest next to family

After years of dealing with government red tape, the family of a fallen service member from World War II finally saw him come home to be buried next to his parents. The Fox 9 Investigators first to...

Investigators: Tracking system for vulnerable people has dispatch delays

There are questions about a tracking system that's supposed to help find vulnerable people who've gone missing.  Some metro families who rely on Project Lifesaver are raising concerns about how the...

Another ethics scandal for the University of Minnesota Dept. of Psychiatry

The University of Minnesota has another ethics scandal on its hands. And once again it involves the Department of Psychiatry. This latest case of research misconduct involves falsifying records.

New leads emerge in the Jodi Huisentruit case

Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the disappearance of TV news anchor Jodi Huisentruit.

2 Univ. of Minnesota psychiatric research doctors may have broken privacy law

The two doctors who've been at the center of the University of Minnesota psychiatric research scandal are now the focus of a new investigation.

INVESTIGATORS: PCAs with criminal records working with vulnerable adults

Nancy Saatzer, a quadriplegic, was happy to have Storm help her as she is extremely dependent on personal care attendants. She had no idea about Storm's criminal background, and learned about it th...

Herbal opioid Kratom raises concerns of doctors

Use of an herbal and nutritional supplement called Kratom is raising the concern of doctors and appears to be on the rise in the Twin Cities. Hennepin County Medical Center's Poison Control Center ...

Charges: 2 Minnesota ISIS recruits used student loans to finance travel

Two of the 7 young men from the Twin Cities accused of attempting to join ISIS in Syria face new charges of financial aid. Hamza Ahmed, 21, and Hanad Musse, 19, allegedly used more than $1,000 in s...

INVESTIGATORS: 'Connecting the dots'

The Fox 9 Investigators have learned that a Minnesota man who the Department of Homeland Security says has the “operational capacity” to carry out a terror attack, is now studying to get his Class ...

U of M Regents under fire over drug research controversy

Former Governor Arne Carlson is calling for a constitutional amendment that would give the public more say in the way University of Minnesota Regents are appointed. It's the latest development invo...