Hennepin Ave in Uptown reopens Friday after 1.5 years of reconstruction
After nearly two years of construction a main route for drivers through Uptown will again allow drivers to more easily access businesses.
After nearly two years of construction a main route for drivers through Uptown will again allow drivers to more easily access businesses.
Things to do in Minnesota: 5 things to do this Halloween (Oct. 31–Nov. 2)
As the spooky season comes to a close, this weekend offers a mix of thrilling Halloween celebrations and unique local events across Minnesota. From smashing pumpkins to celebrating iconic films, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
As the spooky season comes to a close, this weekend offers a mix of thrilling Halloween celebrations and unique local events across Minnesota. From smashing pumpkins to celebrating iconic films, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Minneapolis teachers rally outside district headquarters after authorizing strike
Minneapolis teachers on Monday voted to authorize a strike after failing to reach a deal with the school district last week.
Minneapolis teachers on Monday voted to authorize a strike after failing to reach a deal with the school district last week.
Target sends out layoff notices to 1,000 employees on Tuesday
Target corporate employees learned Tuesday whether they are among the roughly 1,000 individuals affected by the company's layoffs.
Target corporate employees learned Tuesday whether they are among the roughly 1,000 individuals affected by the company's layoffs.
Deshaun Hill murder: Retrial delayed as prosecutors take fight over 'critical' interview to MN Supreme Court
The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office is taking its fight over a “critical" piece of evidence in a high-profile murder retrial to the state’s highest court.
The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office is taking its fight over a “critical" piece of evidence in a high-profile murder retrial to the state’s highest court.
Target layoffs could show sign in changing retail landscape
Target is set to notify 1,000 corporate employees of layoffs on Tuesday, while Amazon is also reducing its workforce. Axios reporter Nick Halter discusses how these layoffs might signal shifts in the retail industry.
Target is set to notify 1,000 corporate employees of layoffs on Tuesday, while Amazon is also reducing its workforce. Axios reporter Nick Halter discusses how these layoffs might signal shifts in the retail industry.
Minneapolis teachers authorize strike
The Minneapolis teachers' union has voted to authorize a strike against the Minneapolis School District. A 10-day formal notice is required before they can go on strike. FOX 9's Bill Keller reports on the latest developments as both parties prepare for further negotiation sessions.
The Minneapolis teachers' union has voted to authorize a strike against the Minneapolis School District. A 10-day formal notice is required before they can go on strike. FOX 9's Bill Keller reports on the latest developments as both parties prepare for further negotiation sessions.
4 leading Minneapolis mayoral candidates debate policies, vision
As the last full week of campaigning gets underway, four leading candidates bidding for Minneapolis mayor in the November election faced off on Monday at Minnesota Public Radio headquarters in St. Paul.
As the last full week of campaigning gets underway, four leading candidates bidding for Minneapolis mayor in the November election faced off on Monday at Minnesota Public Radio headquarters in St. Paul.
Minneapolis mayoral candidates square off in debate
The four leading candidates in the Minneapolis mayoral race squared off in a debate Monday night. FOX 9's Soyoung Kim was there as the voters hit the polls next week.
The four leading candidates in the Minneapolis mayoral race squared off in a debate Monday night. FOX 9's Soyoung Kim was there as the voters hit the polls next week.
Minneapolis clears investigative backlog of more than 230 police misconduct cases
The City of Minneapolis' Office of Police Conduct Review (OPCR) announced Monday it has completed the investigative work on the more than 230 backlogged cases.
The City of Minneapolis' Office of Police Conduct Review (OPCR) announced Monday it has completed the investigative work on the more than 230 backlogged cases.
Annunciation students to create art with blue-and-green ‘Bows of Love’
Thousands of blue and green ribbons line streets in Minneapolis and beyond to show support for the Annunciation Catholic Church and School community and victims. Now, those “Bows of Love” are starting to come down but will be getting a more permanent home.
Thousands of blue and green ribbons line streets in Minneapolis and beyond to show support for the Annunciation Catholic Church and School community and victims. Now, those “Bows of Love” are starting to come down but will be getting a more permanent home.
MPD Officer Jamal Mitchell posthumously honored with Officer of the Year award
Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell, who died in the line of duty during his response to the 2024 Whittier neighborhood mass shooting in Minneapolis, was posthumously awarded Officer of the Year at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference.
Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell, who died in the line of duty during his response to the 2024 Whittier neighborhood mass shooting in Minneapolis, was posthumously awarded Officer of the Year at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference.
What would Prince be saying? Bobby Z, Morris Hayes work toward perfection of Purple Rain musical
The Purple Rain musical is putting the finishing touches on its preview performances at the State Theater in Minneapolis.
The Purple Rain musical is putting the finishing touches on its preview performances at the State Theater in Minneapolis.
Homeland Security Sec. Kristi Noem, leaders highlight recent immigration enforcement in Minnesota
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem held a press conference in Minneapolis on Friday afternoon to discuss immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem held a press conference in Minneapolis on Friday afternoon to discuss immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities.
AERIALS: Protesters outside Kristi Noem press conference
Protesters gathered outside the building where Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem held a press conference on immigration enforcement in Minnesota.
Protesters gathered outside the building where Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem held a press conference on immigration enforcement in Minnesota.
ICE in MN: Minneapolis mayor's stance on immigration
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey recorded a message along with other city leaders, saying they stand with their immigrant neighbors.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey recorded a message along with other city leaders, saying they stand with their immigrant neighbors.
Protesters rally against Kristi Noem's visit to Twin Cities
Protesters gathered to have a press conference and rally to counter Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's visit to the Twin Cities.
Protesters gathered to have a press conference and rally to counter Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's visit to the Twin Cities.
Former Minneapolis encampment site being turned into 'hygiene and outreach hub' by owner
The site of a Minneapolis homeless encampment that was cleared by the city last month is now being turned into a "temporary hygiene and outreach station" by the property's owner.
The site of a Minneapolis homeless encampment that was cleared by the city last month is now being turned into a "temporary hygiene and outreach station" by the property's owner.
Feds: Former Minneapolis Chamber CEO stole reward money for unsolved crimes
The former president and CEO of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce stole more than $200,000 from the organization and ripped off Crime Stoppers, taking $30,000 set aside to help with unsolved crimes involving children, federal prosecutors said.
The former president and CEO of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce stole more than $200,000 from the organization and ripped off Crime Stoppers, taking $30,000 set aside to help with unsolved crimes involving children, federal prosecutors said.