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This week features FOX 9?s own Courtney Godfrey, who?s worked hard on chasing her dream to compete with the U.S. Paralympic Team after losing the bottom half of one of her legs in 2017.

The iconic Galaxy Drive-in closed nearly nine years ago. It reopened again in 2020 for a summer and then sat vacant until now. Craft & Crew purchased it in the winter of 2023 and opened Wells Roadside. The space has a whole new look and menu. They?re serving up fresh-cut fries, flavor-blasted soft-serve ice cream and an Oklahoma smash burger made with Wagyu beef. They also serve beer and cocktails on tap. Nothing on the menu is over $10. Wells Roadside will be open year-round, from 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily.

It's Friday the 13th and we deep dive into which superstitions people believe in. Plus, Dr. Eric Ruhland and Butter join us to talk about how to keep your pets healthy during fall allergy season. And Stephanie March joins us to share some new and upcoming restaurants you can try this fall in the Metro area. Also, we get a look at some fall trends and a preview of Fashion Week Minnesota!

Chaska is the destination for quilters from around the world for the next five days. World-renowned quilter, Gudrun Erla moved to the western Twin Cities from Iceland and started GE Designs. And for the third year she?s hosting GE Fam Fest, a six-day festival with classes, demonstrations and a huge tent sale at the Chaska headquarters. The festival started on Sept. 11 and runs through the Sept. 16.

A dad's heartfelt message to parents who are in the thick of it. An upcoming fall concert putting the spotlight on the importance of opening up the discussion about mental health and suicide prevention. Also, a trip to the kitchen where Old Dutch Chips were born. Plus, ADORABLE BABY TIGERS take over the Minnesota Zoo!

Eager to seize the summer season in a jar, Stephanie Hansen enlists her favorite canning and pickling friends in this episode of Taste Buds.

Should September 11th be named a national holiday? Lawmakers are hoping to turn it into a more permanent day of reflection and remembrance. Plus, watch to uncover Shayne's most embarrassing Halloween costume of all time. And a must-see moment! Good Day shatters the space-time continuum when an actor from the 1985 film Back to the Future collides on our set with an actor from the touring Broadway show on stage now at the Orpheum.

Garden Guy Dale K. runs through your lawn and garden checklist to get you prepped for fall.