Minneapolis failed to track millions in violence prevention funding. It just approved even more.

The Minneapolis City Council signed off on $800,000 in funding for violence intervention contracts with small grassroot groups and organizations despite questions about management, administration, and oversight of the public safety programs.

Bird flu drives up egg prices for Twin Cities businesses

Bakeries here in the Twin Cities are scrambling to find eggs, with one Minneapolis bakery facing the hard choice of potentially raising prices.

Twin Cities businesses face high egg prices
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As the price of eggs continues to rise, some businesses might have to pass that cost onto the consumer. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has the full story.

Polar Plunge continues in Minneapolis
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FOX 9's Ian Leonard joined thousands of people at Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis to support the Polar Plunge effort and raise money for Special Olympics Minnesota.

New renters rights going into effect in Minneapolis March 1

New renter rights are going into effect Saturday in Minneapolis, in an effort to provide more protections for renters. 

FOX 9's Ian Leonard does the plunge in Minneapolis
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FOX 9's Chief Meteorologist Ian Leonard did the Polar Plunge in Minneapolis to raise funds and awareness for the Special Olympics.

Art-A-Whirl weekend returns for its 30th year

Art-A-Whirl, the ever-popular showcase of artists in Northeast Minneapolis, is set to return this summer for its 30th year.

Feeding Our Future trial: Witness says Aimee Bock told him to falsify claims

Mohamed Hussein said it was in the spring of 2020 when two men from Feeding Our Future came to his wife’s small restaurant in Faribault to recruit them to become a meal site for children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Youth-run BIPOC business creates healthy desserts in north Minneapolis

A vegetable-based dessert business in north Minneapolis is booming and kids are the employees who are gardening, baking, and taking orders.

Mpls council overrides George Floyd Square veto
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The Minneapolis City Council voted to override Mayor Frey's veto of the pedestrian study of George Floyd Square. Mayor Frey spoke to reporters following the vote.

Minneapolis boulevard garden ordinance approved to expand vegetation

The Minneapolis City Council has approved a city-wide boulevard garden ordinance that will allow people to create gardens in front of their property, provided they follow a range of restrictions.

George Floyd Square pedestrian mall study veto overridden by city council

Backed by activist groups, council members have promoted the idea of creating a “pedestrian mall" to honor the site of George Floyd's death. However, Mayor Jacob Frey previously vetoed the proposal, citing the needs of surrounding residents and business owners' wishes to have the area reopened for traffic.

Minneapolis PD Chief O'Hara on Trump's immigration policies, Alpha News, red light cameras

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara sat down with FOX 9 All Day to chat about a variety of topics, from his op-ed on the Alpha News documentary "The Fall of Minneapolis" to President Donald Trump's immigration policy and red light cameras. 

Feeding Our Future trial: Mechanic testifies he had no idea he was board member

Jamie Phelps told jurors that the first time his name was in the newspaper was after his team broke the distance record for the Red Bull Flugtag in St. Paul. The second time was when he learned he was listed as the treasurer for Feeding Our Future.

Groups share plans for George Floyd Square
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Four different groups shared their plans for the former Speedway gas station at George Floyd Square. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has the full story.

Future of People's Way: Meeting on plans for gas station

On Wednesday night, the community gave feedback on what to do with Peoples’ Way at George Floyd Square. Four applicants spoke about what they want to do with the former Speedway Gas Station.