Minneapolis crash: 3 dead, 4 hospitalized after stolen vehicle hits semi

A crash involving a stolen vehicle and semi-truck left three people dead and four others hospitalized early Tuesday morning in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis budget debate: More money for police and parks?
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Minneapolis city leaders are set to discuss the city’s 2027 budget, including setting a maximum limit for a property tax hike next year. The discussion comes after a debate for more money for police and a request by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board for additional funding.  

Car carrying 7 people crashes into semi, killing 3: MPD
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Three people were killed, and four others were taken to the hospital after a car carrying seven people crashed into a semi in Minneapolis early Tuesday morning. FOX 9's Bill Keller reports.

Police find 27 open liquor bottles in SUV after deadly Jordan crash: Charges

Police say they found 27 open liquor bottles in the SUV of a driver accused of causing a deadly Jordan crash that killed a Chaska man. Charges say the bottles included numerous small containers of 99-brand spirits and Fireball whiskey.

Minneapolis police seek help identifying person of interest in June stabbing

Minneapolis police are asking for the public's help identifying a person of interest in a stabbing near Hennepin and Lagoon avenues in Minneapolis last June.

Dense fog moves into Twin Cities, slows down morning commute

Dense fog settled across the Twin Cities Monday morning, reducing visibility and slowing down the morning commute.

Minneapolis Public Schools staff answer questions on school closure plan

Minneapolis Public Schools leaders said Friday their district transformation plan that includes closing schools will not significantly cut costs, but will instead allow the district to operate more efficiently. 

Feds sue MN, St. Paul and Minneapolis for 'unconstitutional' firearm purchase waiting period

The federal government filed a lawsuit against the State of Minnesota, the City of Minneapolis and the City of St. Paul, arguing that the state's gun purchase waiting period and permit-to-purchase requirements violate the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Minnesotans.

University of Minnesota cutting $225M from its budget over 2 years

University of Minnesota leadership announced $225 million will be reduced from the school's budget over two years, acknowledging that there will be “difficult choices and conversations ahead."

Taste Buds: Gas Station Dining and Gourmet Birria at El Sazon
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Can you really get a multi-course, fine-dining dinner inside a gas station? On this episode of "Taste Buds," Stephanie Hansen checks out one of the Twin Cities’ most unique culinary success stories: El Sazon.

‘No one is safe’: Minneapolis families demand answers after federal agent shootings

The emotional toll of Operation Metro Surge played out on Capitol Hill Tuesday as the loved ones of two Minneapolis residents killed by federal agents took their grief and their demands directly to Congress.

Minneapolis gang member caught admitting to 2025 slaying on jailhouse calls: Charges

An alleged member of the Native Mob is now charged in a 2025 slaying in Minneapolis after police say DNA and jailhouse calls he made have linked him to the murder.

Northeast Minneapolis residents fear winter freeze as water line work drags on

A Minneapolis neighborhood has spent the summer navigating, what one resident calls, construction chaos — and now residents are anxiously watching the calendar as temperatures start to drop.

Northeast Minneapolis neighbors worried over construction
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A neighborhood in northeast Minneapolis is riddled with huge holes in their streets and water being piped in using hoses as a construction project lags on. FOX 9's Emily Pofahl has more. 

Minneapolis council to hold public hearing on Waymo ban

The public can weigh in Tuesday on the future of driverless vehicles in Minneapolis as city council members consider an ordinance they say would protect jobs and public safety but Waymo calls a “de facto ban."

Minneapolis council to hold hearing on Waymo ban
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Minneapolis City Council members are considering new regulations for commercial autonomous vehicles, including a business license and a requirement for a human monitor in every driverless taxi.

Minneapolis school board chair on closures: The plans could change

Minneapolis school board chair Collin Beachy is making it clear nothing has been finalized and plans could change as the board weighs three plans that could close more than a dozen schools.