U.S. open racquetball championships

Racquetball is considered the world's fastest sport and the world's top players are in Minnesota this weekend for the U.S. open championships.

Goldstein Museum celebrates 40 years

The Goldstein Museum of Design at the U of M St. Paul Campus is celebrating 40 years of collecting with a special exhibit, “Seeing 40-40.”

Documents reveal dismissed criminal case against Archdiocese

One thousand pages of documents released by the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office and St. Paul Police detail the criminal investigation into the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis. 

Prime time to pick apples

M.A. Rosko visits Minnetonka Orchards in Minnetrista, Minn.

Loppet Adventure Camp creates opportunity

Around 47 million people visit Minneapolis parks every year, but only ten percent are minorities. The Loppet Foundation and some north Minneapolis non-profits have teamed up to change that.

Victims abused by Minnesota casting director awarded more than $2 million

Two sex abuse victims have been awarded more two million dollars by a Hennepin County jury because of the abuse they suffered from a local casting director, Matthew Feeney.

Former MN casting agent to face charges in MA, civil trial begins

A former Minnesota casting director is being sent to Massachusetts to face charges for the sexual assault of a 14-year old boy, five years after the accusations were made.

Healing from violence

Hamline University professor, Dr. Jillian Peterson shares tips on how to heal from violence

Victor Barnard's followers among 45 witnesses prosecutors plan to call

A few of Victor Barnard's followers are among the 45 names prosecutors plan to call as witnesses. Most are law enforcement, who will testify that Barnard fled to Brazil to avoid prosecution. The defense will argue his extradition was conducted improperly. 

Investigators: Drunk driver pleads guilty in fatal crash

The driver of a car that hit and killed a young father on a motorcycle pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide.

Investigators: Home at last

After seven decades the remains of two U.S. service members, who died while serving in World War II, were returned and buried in Minnesota on Memorial Day weekend.

Victim: DA went easy on Wis. motorcycle club that attacked her

A western Wisconsin woman said at least three members of a motorcycle club beat her and she believes prosecutors went easy on the men because they are intimidated by the bikers.

Commerce Commissioner calls 'widow foreclosures' a ticking time bomb

An 83-year old widow who has lived in her Minnesota house for 50 years is facing foreclosure and state officials say it could happen to more unsuspecting widows whose spouses signed up for reverse mortgages.

State of surveillance: StingRay warrants sealed despite changes in Minnesota law

Fox 9 News investigation reveals cell phone tracking methods used by law enforcement are being kept secret, a possible violation of state law. Fox 9’s findings have resulted in court employees reviewing all sealed electronic tracking warrants which could lead to some of them becoming public.

Police body cameras: ready or not?

Next month, Minneapolis police officers will be patrolling the streets equipped with body cameras, recording just about everything while on patrol and giving the public a chance to see it all.  When fully implemented, 600 officers will be outfitted with cameras at a cost of $4 million over five years.

TSA at MSP Airport failed 9 of 12 tests by undercover Red Team

On Monday, a Homeland Security undercover unit, called Red Team, tested passenger screening at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP).  It did not go well.