Minnesota inventor kills weeds without chemicals
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A Minnesota inventor has built a weed-killing machine that uses artificial intelligence, robotics, and steam — no chemicals required.

Flock cameras in Minnesota
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Leaders in Minnesota’s capital city are set to debate whether to continue using Flock cameras that have caused a debate among residents and law enforcement over how the tech should be used.

Do workers actually use Artificial Intelligence on the job?
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Fears of job replacement due to artificial intelligence are growing, but the reality looks a little different. FOX's Eben Brown reports less than half of American workers say they actually use AI on the job.

AI jobs are booming and paying more — but women are being left behind

AI is creating some of the fastest-growing and highest-paying jobs in the U.S., but women remain significantly underrepresented in the field.

Trump, crypto leaders promote widening tech uses
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President Trump hosted a meeting with tech industry leaders on Wednesday to promote his administration’s agenda to promote the use of cryptocurrencies and digital assets in U.S. markets.

Trump wants US to be ‘crypto capital of the world’
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Saying he wants the U.S. to become the “crypto capital of the world,” President Trump on Wednesday promoted the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (Clarity Act), which is proposed to establish a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and digital assets. The act still needs to pass Congress prior to being approved by Trump.

Cryptocurrency policies, Genius Act outlined
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Saying that the U.S. would have been “left behind” otherwise, President Trump outlined on Wednesday several efforts he’s made to promote the use of cryptocurrencies, including the Genius Act, which he says he named after himself, paving the way for widespread adoption of “stable coins.”

Debate continues over Flock cameras
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As police departments weigh privacy concerns and crime-solving benefits, the debate over Flock license plate cameras is heating up across Minnesota. FOX 9’s Corin Hoggard has the latest details.

Cities balance privacy, crime-fighting Flock cameras
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Flock cameras are being removed in cities and counties across Minnesota as police departments weigh privacy concerns and crime-solving benefits. FOX 9’s Corin Hoggard explains.

AI video scam warning
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St. Louis County in Northern Minnesota is warning residents of scam AI videos promoting fake tax relief programs. Country officials are warning residents these programs do not exist. 

Data center proposed for North Loop
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A new data center coming to the North Loop in Minneapolis has some neighbors concerned, while city leaders stress the importance of development. FOX 9’s Emily Pofahl has the details.

MN nudification ban will take effect Aug. 1 after judge rules against Elon Musk-led lawsuit

A U.S. District Court judge has denied a lawsuit for a temporary restraining order by an AI company founded by Elon Musk that would have blocked the ban of nudification technology in Minnesota.

Trump talks airport remodel, AI and Iran [FULL]
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump joined Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy to announce a preferred plan to remake Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C., while also touching on issues such as the latest on the conflict with Iran and the potential for controls on AI development.

Trump says admin looking at AI controls
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Speaking on Wednesday, President Trump said that his administration will “look at controls” for the use and development of AI, while doubling down on the notion that it’s a “race” to the tech and the U.S. will win when it comes to development.

MN lawmakers defend nudification ban after Musk lawsuit
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Minnesota lawmakers and victim-survivor advocates defended a first-in-the-nation law set to take effect Aug. 1 banning nudification technology used to create nonconsensual sexual images. The news conference came one day after Elon Musk’s AI company xAI filed a lawsuit seeking a temporary restraining order to block the law.