FOX 9 Good Day: Dec. 31, 2025
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Get ready for New Years with easy appetizer recipes, plus Line Dancing is having a moment. A local dance company shares why it's roping more people into participating. 

Halftime with Taste Buds: Sloppy Joe Totchos

Stephanie Hansen’s cheesy Sloppy Joe Totchos are an easy game day twist on the classic sloppy joe sandwich. Layer the mixture on top of crispy tater tots and top with tomatoes and green onions.

Halftime with Taste Buds: Sloppy Joe Totchos
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Stephanie Hansen’s cheesy Sloppy Joe Totchos are an easy game day twist on the classic sloppy joe sandwich. Layer the mixture on top of crispy tater tots and top with tomatoes and green onions.

H&H Podcast: Vikings’ turnaround, Wolves warning signs & Flores head coach debate
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In this week’s episode of the H & H Podcast, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake break down the current state of the Minnesota Timberwolves following a stretch of big wins mixed with some tough losses. While acknowledging the positives, both hosts also point out key areas of concern that could impact the Wolves moving forward. On the gridiron, the Vikings are riding a season-high four-game winning streak and have an opportunity to close the year strong with a rivalry matchup. Hicks sees the turnaround as an encouraging sign for a team that struggled early, crediting the defense for leading the resurgence. Lake goes a step further, arguing that defensive coordinator Brian Flores has done enough to earn another head coaching opportunity. Hicks pushes back, questioning whether Flores’ ongoing lawsuit against the NFL could stand in the way of him leading a team. The Gophers football program added another bowl win under P.J. Fleck, but neither Hicks nor Lake were particularly impressed with the performance. Meanwhile, Minnesota’s basketball programs are gaining momentum—especially the women’s team, which sits at 10–3 on the season and is preparing for a challenging stretch against ranked opponents.

Giving new life to your Christmas Tree
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Garden Guy has some tips for upcycling your Christmas tree. Instead of just tossing it, he's giving it a second life and turning it into a garden helper.

FOX 9 Good Day: Dec. 30, 2025
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How long will your holiday decorations stick around? Plus, some tips for giving new life to your Christmas Tree. And we get an easy recipe for a crockpot breakfast.

FOX 9 Good Day: Dec. 29, 2025
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A new show has a lot of fans frustrated by how long until season two. Plus, tips for caring for your skin in the dry, winter months. And we get advice on spots to check out during a massive hockey tournament happening now in St. Paul.

FOX 9 Good Day: Dec. 26, 2025
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A commercial during the Vikings game spoils a lot of popular TV shows. Plus, it's the season of returns. And we get some tips for DIY cleaning supplies.

FOX 9 Good Day: Dec. 24, 2025
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On this Christmas Eve edition of Good Day, we take a look at different present-opening traditions, as well as get some tips for making delicious holiday cookies.

Trump administration blasted by judge for 'unlawful' detention policy

In a recent ruling, United States District Court Judge Laura Provinzino blasted the government’s continued reliance on a mandatory-detention policy for some noncitizens swept up as part of a surge in immigration raids across the state.

FOX 9 Good Day: Dec. 23, 2025
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We're talking food this morning, from Christmas Day pastries to the perfect gas station snack. Plus, we get some tips for handling holiday stress. And how to prevent dry and cracked skin this time of year.

Hmong SGU veterans still fighting 50 years after the end of the Secret War

As the Vietnam War raged on in Southeast Asia during the 1960s and 1970s, a separate United States-backed operation was also underway in neighboring Laos. Known as the Secret War, the CIA recruited tens of thousands of Hmong soldiers for covert operations.

Hmong in Minnesota: 50 Years of Resilience 
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This documentary dives into the journey of Hmong refugees in America 50 years after the fall of Vietnam. Interviews and historical footage illustrate the success of Hmong families as well as the cultural challenges they faced as they resettled in Minnesota. 

The Hmong story cloth: Preserving history with needle and thread

The Hmong use story cloths to document the history of their people and culture. One of the most popular topics for story cloths is the journey of the Hmong people from the Secret War to their resettlement in the U.S. and other Western countries.

Fox 9 Good Day: Dec. 22, 2025
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Fitness and nutrition expert Lindsay Ogden shares tips for setting New Year's resolutions you can actually follow through on. Plus local band Nunnabove jams out with their twist on a classic Christmas song. 

Secret War: Hmong veterans still fighting
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The CIA recruited tens of thousands of Hmong men and boys as surrogate fighters for the U.S. in the Secret War in Laos during the 1960s and 1970s. Approximately 35,000 Hmong died protecting American interests in Southeast Asia. SGU Veterans continue to fight for recognition from the U.S. government for their sacrifices.

Hmong Story Cloth: Preserving history
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Story cloths are one of several types of Hmong needlework and fabric arts known as paj ntaub, or "flower cloth." It’s an art form that’s been a part of the Hmong culture for centuries. Paj ntaub is most often found on traditional Hmong clothing, but can be found on traditional Hmong clothing, blankets, baby carriers and other home décor.

50 years of Hmong in Minnesota: A Timeline

This year (2025) marks 50 years since the first Hmong refugees arrived in the United States. Today, 330,000 Hmong people reside in the U.S., with nearly a third of them living in Minnesota. However, their journey to get to the U.S. goes back even further.