Dairy Queen loses lawsuit over 'Blizzard' name
Dairy Queen has lost its lawsuit over an office supply company's use of the name "Blizzard" for bottled water.
Kittens explore Sea Life at Mall of America
Curious kittens from Bitty Kitty Brigade in Minnesota explored Sea Life at Mall of America on Wednesday. The Bitty Kitty Brigade is a foster-based rescue for neonatal kittens.
Chase and crash captured on camera ends in juveniles charged, pistol recovered
A police chase that started in Bloomington, Minnesota, after an attempted robbery Thursday evening ended with a wreck in Eagan, two juveniles in custody and a firearm recovered by police.
Arrest made of man suspected in 2 bank robberies in Bloomington this week
Police are hoping to identify the man they say robbed two Bloomington banks this week.
Normandale program works to increase number of Black teachers in Minnesota
Minnesota has one of the worst achievement gaps between Black and white students in the country. But a local community college believes students of color could be helped by having more teachers in the classroom who look like them.
Charges: Man assaulted Bloomington hotel employee with wizard wand
A 29-year-old man is accused of pointing a wizard wand at a hotel employee while using racist slurs.
Minnesota counties haven't implemented early-engagement mental health law
A law passed in 2020 gives mental health specialists more chances to intervene early with people struggling with their mental health. But, so far, no Minnesota county has implemented the law.
Illinois men sentenced for role in 2017 Bloomington mosque bombing
Both men were part of the "White Rabbits," a white supremacist group that went on a crime spree in 2017 that included an attack on a mosque in Bloomington.
Religious leaders call for reduced sentences for Bloomington mosque bombers
Both men were part of the "White Rabbits," a white supremacist group that went on a crime spree in 2017 that included an attack on a mosque in Bloomington.
Dr. Booker Hodges becomes Bloomington's first Black police chief
The City of Bloomington, Minnesota swore in its first Black police chief on Monday.
Minnesota Aurora FC unveils uniforms for inaugural season
Minnesota's newest soccer team unveiled its uniforms at the Mall of America Saturday.
Man hit, killed by car while picking up items in street near Kennedy High School
A vehicle struck and killed a 66-year-old man across the street from John F. Kennedy High School in Bloomington early Saturday morning, according to police.
BBs, amputated eye and abandonment lead to animal cruelty charges
Two have been charged with animal cruelty and receiving stolen property after a witness saw a dog chasing an SUV that was driving away after it had been abandoned.
Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day in Minnesota
Sarah Curfman, executive director of Down Syndrome Association of Minnesota, joins FOX 9 Morning News Sunday to talk about how Minnesotans are celebrating World Down Syndrome Day.
St. Paul homicide victim ID'd, suspect charged
Police say a man attacked and set a woman on fire, resulting in her death, before burning down his home on Tuesday.
St. Paul homicide arrest: Woman found on fire in St. Paul, house on fire in Bloomington
A woman was killed in St. Paul and the suspect was later arrested outside of his burning home according to St. Paul Police.
Guilty plea in Mall of America shooting that injured 2 on New Year's
A teenager charged in a New Year's Eve shooting at Mall of America that injured two men pleaded guilty Friday morning to second-degree assault.
Legacy of Frederick McKinley Jones: Black Minnesota inventor pioneered refrigerated transportation
Frederick McKinley Jones was one of the most prolific African American inventors in our nation's history, and he called Minnesota home. His most famous invention helped create several new industries from frozen foods to supermarkets to fast food restaurants. FOX 9’s Maury Glover looks at the life and legacy of the King of Cool.
Brewery becomes first to open in Bloomington, Minn. after ban lifted
For years, the lack of a brewery or taproom in Bloomington has pushed locals elsewhere. A push to bring a watering hole to one of Minnesota’s largest cities got underway in 2019, because until then the city’s charter had not allowed for one.
Brewery becomes first to open in Bloomington, Minn. after ban lifted
For years, the lack of a brewery or taproom in Bloomington has been pushed locals elsewhere. A push to bring a watering hole to one of Minnesota’s largest cities got underway in 2019, because until then the city’s charter had not allowed for one.