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The federal government is now responsible for paying tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees for immigrants found to be wrongfully detained by ICE.

This week on the H&H Podcast, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake talk Vikings now that training camp has started. They also talk Twins' baseball as the MLB trade deadline approaches, and the Lynx remain  hot.

Greater Twin Cities United Way brought together volunteers at Allianz Field to fill backpacks with essential school supplies for 55,000 K-12 students. 

Some ideas perfect for National Cheesecake Day. And Garden Guy Dale K checks out a doctor and home gardener who is making hostas look extraordinary. And tips to help look less tired and get rid of dark circles under your eyes.

For years, the brewery caves tucked into the bluffs of Jordan were only open to explore for those 21 and up because of the dispensary on the main floor of the building. It was important to the owners that everyone could see the caves, so they worked with the city to re-configure their business creating a public lobby space. Now the caves are open seven days a week and free to explore for all ages. The caves are located at 415 Broadway St. South in Jordan. The caves are open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday and Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Valleyfair is marking 50 years of summer fun, memories and thrills for generations of Minnesotans. Valleyfair opened in 1976 with 20 rides on 26 acres, featuring the High Roller as its main attraction. Today, the park spans 125 acres and offers more than 75 rides and attractions, including classics like the Tilt-A-Whirl, Ferris wheel and a 101-year-old carousel originally from Excelsior Amusement Park. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the story.

A look at some back-to-school items that are likely to be more expensive this year. Plus, tips on tracking down your family tree, how to get started, and what to avoid. And Stephanie Hansen shares some delicious bites worth trying this summer.

Kids at an Edina summer camp are experiencing life in the 1800s. It's called the Pioneers and Trailblazers camp and it's put on by the Edina Historical Society. It takes place in two of Edina's most historic buildings, the Cahill School and the Grange. Both structures were built in the 1800s. The campers are learning to sew, churn butter, make dye from berries while also exploring local history. This camp is for kids age six to ten and there are more camps scheduled for August.

A cotton candy artist in Waconia has taken her love of sweets to the next level by opening Coney's on Main Street. The shop will have ice cream, Swedish candy, Minnesota-made chocolate and dirty sodas year-round. Coney's is open Tuesday through Sunday.

There are three new sweet shops in the Twin Cities. Coney's is on Main Street in Waconia. They carry Swedish candy, Minnesota-made chocolate, ice cream and dirty soda. In Minneapolis, Confetti Blossom opened in May in the downtown skyways. The shop specializes in Swedish candy. It's located in LaSalle Plaza. And in St. Louis Park, The Candy Shop is opening soon in the building next to Honey & Rye. It's taking over the Bakehouse space.

A new study puts Minnesota at the 3rd best state in the country. Plus a hack to keep bread from getting stale too quickly. And a new show by a Minnesota playwright combines mystery and comedy with inspiration from a popular TV show. 

The Trump administration on Monday announced its plan to expedite the asylum system by diverting more cases to immigration courts. FOX 9's Nathan O'Neal has the story.

Three years ago, a group of folks who share the same name came together to build a community of Ryans. They've been hosting meetups all over the country, and now they've checked Minnesota off their list.

Learning to drive a vehicle with a stick shift is no longer a rite of passage for young drivers, as most vehicles no longer have manual shifts. Plus, why the deals at outlet malls are a little too good to be true. And how to make your bathroom safer to avoid trips and falls.