Pentagon Metro violence: Suspect who allegedly stabbed, killed officer identified, AP says
A suspect is on the run after multiple shots were fired and an officer was injured during an incident on a Metro bus platform that is part of the Pentagon Transit Center.
Former Biden advisor joins effort to vaccinate Minnesota kids ahead of school year
The Minnesota Department of Health is tapping a former Biden adviser to help make the push for vaccinating kids ahead of the start of the school year.
Girl, 10, gets food allergy awareness signs placed in city parks
A 10-year-old girl in Rockford has had one goal in mind over the last year.
Minneapolis man catches 54.5-inch musky on Bde Maka Ska
A Minneapolis man netted a 54.5-inch musky on Bde Maka Ska Monday, leaving his friends and family stunned.
Minnesota man stuck in Thailand after positive COVID-19 test
Twin Cities-based attorney Lee Wolfgram spoke with FOX 9 from his private hospital room on the other side of the world in Puhket, Thailand.
Minneapolis, St. Paul issue indoor mask mandate for city-owned buildings
Minneapolis and St. Paul are issuing an indoor mask mandate for all city-owned buildings in line with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's latest guidance on masking.
Divide over policing in Minneapolis on display during National Night Out
The debate over Minneapolis policing, which is headed for the November ballot, was on full display Tuesday night during National Night Out.
Divide over policing in Minneapolis on display for National Night Out
The debate over Minneapolis policing, which is headed for the November ballot, was on full display Tuesday night during National Night Out.
Minneapolis, St. Paul issue indoor mask mandate for city-owned buildings
Minneapolis and St. Paul are issuing an indoor mask mandate for all city-owned buildings in line with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's latest guidance on masking.
Plagued by cost overruns, Southwest light rail taps budget reserve
Southwest Light Rail, the biggest public works project in Minnesota history, tapped a lifeline Tuesday to keep construction of the over-budget and behind-schedule line moving.
31-year-old Fridley man missing since July 25
Fridley police are asking for the public's help to find a missing 31-year-old man, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Motorcyclist dies in crash on Highway 52 in St. Paul
A 33-year-old Maplewood man died following a motorcycle crash on Highway 52 in St. Paul, according to Minnesota State Patrol.
Spirit Airlines passengers reportedly stranded for over 30 hours with 'no sort of resolve'
Dozens of flights were canceled at airports in Florida, Puerto Rico and more.
Hennepin County, some cities to require masks in public buildings
Hennepin County will reinstate a mask mandate in county buildings and for all county employees starting Wednesday morning, officials announced Tuesday. Several cities are also following suit, including Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth and Bloomington.
Animal Humane Society reopens programs and services to public
The Animal Humane Society is preparing to fully reopen this week, including welcoming walk-in visitors to adoption centers.
Firefighters respond to 6 fires across Minneapolis in 24-hour period
It was a busy 24 hours in Minneapolis as firefighters responded to six fires across the city from early Monday morning to early Tuesday.
NYC to require proof of vaccination for indoor dining, entertainment, fitness
New York City will require proof of vaccination for people who want to dine indoors and take part in other activities like gyms and theaters and for those who work there.
Iceberg wall collapse hurts 3 at Titanic Museum
Three people were hurt when an iceberg wall collapse at the Titanic Museum.
MPCA extends air quality alert for northern Minnesota through Aug. 4
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency extended the current air quality alert until Wednesday, August 4, at 9 p.m. for the northern half of Minnesota. The air quality alert for the rest of Minnesota expired Tuesday.
Florida's COVID-19 hospitalizations reach all-time high of 11,515 patients
As Florida reached another record-breaking number of COVID-19 patients in one day, Governor Ron DeSantis said Tuesday that hospital admissions are slowing down.