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.

Are more mistakes happening at Pharmacies?
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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.

INVESTIGATORS: Some state group home residents too much for workers and police
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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.

INVESTIGATORS: Dangers on the escalator's edge
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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: Something in the air?
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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

The Politics of Sprinklers & Fire Safety
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For years, Minnesota home builders and the fire service have been at odds over requiring sprinklers in new homes.

THE WAR AT HOME: Iraq veteran says family court using PTSD treatment against him

War veterans are told to get the help they need for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), but one Twin Cities man said the help he received is now being used against him in his child custody case.

THE WAR AT HOME: Iraq veteran says family court using PTSD treatment against him
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War veterans are told to get the help they need for Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD), but one Twin Cities man said the help he received is now being used against him in his child custody case.

Invisible Danger: firefighters? hearts at risk
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For Matt Frantz, the sound of the pager going off in the middle of the night sent his heart racing. He was the Chief of the fire department in Rice Lake, Wis.

Can a drug be responsible for heart-breaking gambling compulsion?

Denise Miley appeared to have a perfect life, a loving husband, four sons, a job as a CPA and a beautiful home in a northwest suburb of the Twin Cities.

'I have no idea where it will go': St. Paul City Council watching Thao investigation closely

If there was any awkwardness at Wednesday's St. Paul City Council meeting, attendees didn't notice--but behind the scenes some divisions are beginning to form over bribery allegations against City Council member Dai Thao.

Lobbyist involved in campaign contribution investigation: 'I did the right thing'

The once anonymous lobbyist at the center of a FOX 9 Investigation into bribery solicitation allegations in the St. Paul Mayor's race has come forward, saying her reputation is being attacked.

EXCLUSIVE: St. Paul mayoral candidate Dai Thao fires campaign manager

As a result of a Fox 9 Investigation, a candidate for St. Paul Mayor, and current City Council member Dai Thao, has fired his campaign manager for allegedly soliciting a bribe from a lobbyist in exchange for a vote.

UPDATE: Campaign contribution request now being referred for criminal probe

St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman has asked Police Chief Todd Axtell to look into allegations raised in a FOX 9 Investigation that Dai Thao's former campaign manager, Angela Marlow, solicited an illegal campaign contribution. 

Cottage Grove man indicted in murder for hire case

A Washington County Grand Jury indicted a Cottage Grove man today for the first degree murder of his wife. It took the Grand Jury only a few minutes of deliberations to reach its decision. Stephen Allwine is accused of killing his wife, Amy Allwine, last November after unsuccessfully attempting to hire a hit man on the ‘dark web' to murder his wife.