Water management officials remove 50k goldfish from Chaska lake
The Carver County Water Management Organization removed roughly 50,000 goldfish from a water way attached to Big Woods Lake in Chaska, Minnesota.
24 Minnesota schools experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks
Twenty-four Minnesota schools have reported COVID-19 outbreaks this week among students or staff who were in-person learning—up from 11 the previous week, according to the latest data from the state health department.
COVID-19 throws curveballs in Minnesota's already limited high school sports season
It's only week two of a shortened high school football schedule and COVID-19 is now forcing more cancellations. Several schools already postponed their season openers last week.
Minnesota Landscape Arboretum offers free tickets to healthcare workers
Healthcare workers on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic will receive two free tickets to visit the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum through Nov. 18, the Arboretum announced Sunday.
Ex-high school tennis coach charged with sexually assaulting former student
A former tennis coach at Holy Family Catholic School in Victoria, Minnesota is accused of sexually assaulting a former student.
Ex-University of Minnesota student who raped 2 women released from prison Tuesday
Daniel Drill-Mellum, the former University of Minnesota student who pleaded guilty to raping two women during college parties in 2014, was released from prison Tuesday.
8-year-old Waconia girl starts mask lanyard business
If you tend to forget your mask or even lose it, a young Waconia, Minnesota girl has come up with a creative solution.
Chanhassen, Minnesota woman creates Candyland in her backyard
When times get tough, some people just want to help. That's what Crystal Alvarez is doing for her neighbors in Chanhassen.
Businesses, nonprofits impacted by unrest encouraged to apply for SBA disaster loan
Businesses and nonprofits impacted by the civil unrest following the death of George Floyd are encouraged to apply for a disaster loan through the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Twin Cities, St. Cloud and Eau Claire set new record cold high temperatures Tuesday
Have you turned your heat on yet? The National Weather Service says record cold high temperatures were set in the Twin Cities, St. Cloud, Minnesota and Eau Claire, Wisconsin Tuesday with more records possible Wednesday.
Minnesota Town Ball wraps up shortened 2020 season with weekend tournament
As Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end to summer, a summer stable is also coming to end for the year.
Family living in tents in Cologne, Minnesota after confusion over eviction policy
A family west of the metro is living in tents right now after some confusion over the governor’s eviction moratorium. Now they’re sharing their story in hopes it doesn’t’ happen to others.
Storms drop up to 5.53 inches of rain on Twin Cities metro in 24 hours
Storms dropped up to 5.53 inches of rain on the Twin Cities metro in the last 24 hours, according to the National Weather Service.
Paisley Park unveils new 11-foot statue of Prince's love symbol
An 11-foot statue of Prince’s famed love symbol was unveiled at Paisley Park Thursday.
BCA identifies Carver County sergeant in deadly officer-involved shooting on Mendota Bridge
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has identified the deputy who shot and killed a man, who authorities say was holding a female hostage at gunpoint on the Mendota Bridge Monday morning.
Family of Archer Amorosi, Carver County reach $450,000 settlement after lawsuit alleging improper data release
The Carver County Board of Commissioners approved a $450,000 settlement with the family of Archer Amorosi, who was shot and killed by Carver County deputies in July 2018.
FOX 9 Town Ball Tour heads to Cologne, Minnesota for Hollanders vs. St. Boni Saints
This week, the FOX 9 Town Ball Tour heads to Cologne, Minnesota, where the Hollanders will face the St. Boni Saints.
Minnesota State Senator known for questioning COVID-19 death count says he's being investigated by the state
A Minnesota State Senator and doctor known for disputing government-reported fatality data related to COVID-19 says he is being investigated by the Minnesota State Board of Medical Practice in Minnesota.
Paisley Park to reopen after three-month hiatus
Some of Minnesota's most prized landmarks are reopening. Paisley Park is excited to welcome back fans with new safety protocols in place. Executive director Alan Seiffert joined the Buzz to chat about what you should expect on your next tour in Chanhassen.
Paisley Park to reopen July 1, special tours available
Prince fans are invited back to Paisley Park in Chanhassen, Minnesota after the museum closed due to COVID-19 restrictions.