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.
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3M watchdog says he ‘agonized’ over PFAS chemicals in video deposition
A former 3M scientist and self-proclaimed "watchdog" said during a recorded deposition that he "agonized" over his decision to quit his job after his efforts to make the company aware of the dangers associated with PFAS chemicals were met with "roadblocks, delays and indecision."
Teenager who escaped care in stolen vehicle fails to appear at court hearing
With nowhere to go,13-year-old escaped hotel respite care after judge ordered his release from Juvenile Detention Center.
3M strategy to 'command' PFAS science detailed in video depositions
Depositions obtained by the FOX 9 Investigators show how 3M executives and scientists implemented a strategy designed to influence the science surrounding PFAS chemicals, shaped public perception, and attempted to keep some information secret.
3M video depositions shed light on PFAS litigation, company’s research
Hundreds of recorded depositions obtained by the FOX 9 Investigators show 3M executives and scientists were aware of potential environmental and health risks associated with PFAS chemicals decades before the company began phasing out the manufacturing of some chemicals.
Hennepin Co. investing millions to treat juvenile offenders with nowhere to go
Hennepin County officials approved $15 million on Tuesday to repurpose part of an existing facility for professionals struggling to find adequate treatment for children who have engaged in violent behavior.
Minnesota struggles to treat young, violent offenders who have nowhere to go
A review of state data and recent court cases highlights the challenge of addressing juvenile crime. FOX 9 interviewed attorneys, police and parents of young offenders.
Former Wisconsin Superintendent made offer to repay some money
In January, as former Wisconsin superintendent Tim Johnson was under investigation for allegedly defrauding the Glenwood City School District, he made an offer to the school district through his attorney: Johnson would repay $44,000 if the school district refused to cooperate with law enforcement.
Former Wisconsin Superintendent charged with theft of quarter million from district
The former superintendent of the Glenwood City School District, Tim Johnson, was charged this afternoon with 17 felonies for the theft of $290,000 from the district.
St. Paul mass shooting: Grief, recovery and lawsuits loom 3 years later
Three years after the mass shooting at a downtown St. Paul bar, families of victims and survivors are balancing the weight of grief and recovery as pending lawsuits continue to seek accountability.
St. Paul mass shooting: New lawsuit filed against Truck Park bar & Fleet Farm
The family of one of the victims in the 2021 mass shooting at the Truck Park bar in St. Paul filed a new lawsuit this week against both the bar where it happened and the retail company that sold one of the guns.
More school buses in Minnesota are failing safety inspections. Here’s why.
From fuel leaks to brake issues and faulty emergency exits, more than 4,500 school buses in Minnesota failed annual safety inspections last year, according to a FOX 9 Investigators analysis of state inspection records.
Former Minnesota Teacher of the Year accused of grooming, sexually assaulting 8th-grade student
A former Minnesota Teacher of the Year is accused of grooming and sexually assaulting an 8th-grade student in 2017 for nearly a year.
A 12-year-old is in juvenile detention. There’s nowhere else to go.
An emergency hearing on Monday for a 12-year-old boy locked up in juvenile detention highlighted the ongoing challenges in finding help for young offenders in Minnesota.