First Lady's Luncheon hosted by Melania Trump
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First Lady Melania Trump delivered a message that sought to “inspire community” at the First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, touching on topics such as youth education and the advancement of AI.

Melania Trump details her support of the TAKE IT DOWN Act
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First Lady Melania Trump details her support for the Tools to Address Known Exploitation by Immobilizing Technological Deepfakes on Websites and Networks – also known as the TAKE IT DOWN Act – signed in May 2025 to criminalize the nonconsensual online publication of intimate images and AI-generated deepfakes.

4-H students learn training services dogs
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4-H students are learning to raise and train service dogs with help from Can Do Canines as part of their Pups and Learning (PAL) program.

Basillica Block Party won’t return to Minneapolis, organizers say

After 25 years running an annual summer concert in Minneapolis, the organizers behind the Basilica Block Party have announced it’s a wrap.

Auditor releases reports on Moturi, Lussier cases
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The Minneapolis city auditor released reports on the shooting cases of Davis Moturi and Allison Lussier. FOX 9 had team coverage with Karen Scullin and Rob Olson. 

Beast Barbeque closing in NE Minneapolis after 7 years

Barbeque joint Beast Barbeque has announced it will close after a seven-year run in northeast Minneapolis, marking yet another change to the shifting Twin Cities barbeque scene.

Minneapolis eviction notice extension approved again despite veto threat

The Minneapolis City Council has again passed an effort to extend a eviction filing notice period by 15 days for residents behind on rent, despite a previous proposal being vetoed by the mayor.

Grand Casino renovation funding doubt
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A proposed $600 million to the Grand Casino Arena and surrounding area of downtown St. Paul could have a tough time getting to the finish line. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni explains the latest developments.

Minneapolis officials focusing on Uptown safety
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Officials in Minneapolis are looking to revitalize safety in the Uptown neighborhood. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has more. 

Manufactured homeowners bill of rights
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Minnesota lawmakers discussed a bill of rights to protect manufactured homeowners from losing their homes on Tuesday. FOX 9’s Corin Hoggard has the details.

Fans honor Prince at Paisley Park
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Fans gathered for a free event in the early afternoon outside Paisley Park to honor the musical icon who once lived there. FOX 9’s Maury Glover was live onsite prior to a ticketed event for fans later in the evening.

Revitalizing Uptown: New safety ambassador plans
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Minneapolis is focusing on safety to revitalize the Uptown neighborhood, starting with increased police presence and new community safety ambassadors that will launch in November. FOX 9’s Karen Scullin has the latest.

Minneapolis community safety ambassadors hope to ‘revitalize Uptown’

Minneapolis is focusing on safety to revitalize the Uptown neighborhood, starting with increased police presence and new community safety ambassadors that will launch in November.

Minneapolis bringing safety ambassadors to Uptown neighborhood

The City of Minneapolis bringing community safety ambassadors to the Uptown area as it works to make the neighborhood safer.

Wild fan buys ‘X’ sign of Xcel Energy Center
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After 25 years, the Xcel Energy Center changed its name to Grand Casino Arena last fall, but to some people it will always be the “X.” A diehard wild fan is keeping the buildings’ history alive during the team's current playoff run. FOX 9’s Maury Glover has the story.

‘Big ugly threat’: Hospital outlook report detailed
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More than a half dozen Minnesota safety-net hospitals are at risk of closing, reducing services or laying off workers in the process, according to a new report from a consumer nonprofit. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni went through the report and has the details.

Impaired drivers and vulnerable adults
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The Minnesota Department of Human Services says it received thousands of reports of maltreatment allegations in the past year in programs serving children and vulnerable adults, some of which included drivers being impaired.