Series

On Good Day, we look at a story that is making its way on the internet, of a hat stolen from a kid at the U.S. Open. Plus, a dermatologist writes a book on how kids can protect their skin from the sun. And we get some delicious recipes that will help use extra tomatoes and zucchini from your garden.

This week, we’re breaking down the state of Minnesota sports: -Can the Vikings be true title contenders with JJ McCarthy at QB? And how dangerous is the WR room now that Adam Thielen is back alongside Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, and Jalen Nailor? -We dive into Anthony Edwards’ second signature shoe and how his world tour in China has cemented him as a rising global icon. -What’s left to look forward to in the Twins’ season, and what does the future hold? -Plus, the Lynx lock up the WNBA’s best record—all that’s left is chasing the Finals. The H&H crew has you covered with all things Vikings, Wolves, Twins, and Lynx. Tap in and join the conversation!

Our final show at the fair, our make up expert shares some beauty products on a stick that are easy to use and portable. Plus, Dale K checks out a house plant shop on wheels. And we take a look at some of the movies with Minnesota connections.

FOX 9 Investigator obtained a search warrant that details more about the Annunciation school shooter.

Emergency dispatch audio reveals what happened when first responders were called to a Minneapolis school after police say a lone shooter opened fire on a crowd of people as they prayed inside the church.

Student testifies Teacher of the Year sent explicit photos, sexually assault her dozens of times.

It's Christmas in August! Garden Guy Dale K checks out the Christmas Tree competition at the fair.

More fun at the State Fair, including a closer look to some of the hidden gems with the host of One Minute Tours. And how to turn your delicious fair cookies into a sweet cheesecake. And the crew braves the Space Tower at the fair!

A former Minneapolis charter school teacher who was Teacher of the Year, is set to go on trial Monday.

Minnesota?s lawsuit against gun manufacturer Glock can proceed following a district judge?s ruling this week which denied the company?s attempts to dismiss the case under a federal shield law that generally protects the firearms industry from civil litigation.