MPD Officers receive Medal of Valor for pulling boy from frozen pond

A water emergency where a 4-year-old boy fell through the ice on a frozen pond in North Minneapolis led to the officer's being recognized for their heroism.

Documentary tells the story of Glenwood facility for alcoholic men

A Catholic Charities residential facility called Glenwood is home to more than fifty men who've endured the rigors of alcoholism. It’s the place where men reach the end of the line through the bottom of a bottle.

Lakewood Cemetery's ?Music in the Chapel? concert series
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The summer concert series kick off this weekend in an unlikely place. Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis is bringing back ?Music in the Chapel.? The concerts are held in the Memorial Chapel which was built in 1910 and is adorned with 10 million mosaic glass tiles. The space is small, seating 160 so many of the shows sell out. The concerts are held once a month through December. The first show is May 5 but it?s sold out. The next concert will be on June 2 with J.E. Sunde. They are also opening a new Welcome Center this week. The ribbon cutting and open house will be on Wednesday May t1 from 3-7 p.m. More info: https://www.lakewoodcemetery.org/events-calendar/music-in-the-chapel/

Minneapolis car wreck that injured 5 women caught on camera

Nate Sand has seen his fair share of accidents at the intersection down the block from his house over the years. But none have left him as emotionally shaken as the one that happened over the weekend.

Minneapolis crash injures 5 women
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A rollover crash Sunday morning in Minneapolis injured five women near Dowling Avenue North and the exit ramp from eastbound Interstate 94.

Streetlight copper stolen, sold by organized group: Charges

An organized group was behind dozens of streetlights having copper wire stolen from them throughout Minneapolis and St. Paul in a scheme designed to sell it for profit.

Northern Minnesota plane crash leaves pilot airlifted to hospital

A plane crash in northern Minnesota early Monday has sent its pilot to the hospital following a potential mechanical failure.

Minneapolis education support professionals vote to authorize strike

Minneapolis Education Support Professionals (ESPs) voted to authorize their union to call a strike against the Minneapolis Public School district hours after the teacher’s chapter announced a "historic agreement" on Friday.

Minneapolis approves $150K settlement for witness to George Floyd’s murder

The Minneapolis City Council has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to an eyewitness who tried to intervene to prevent George Floyd’s murder and who says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result.

14-year-old boy killed in Minneapolis shooting Friday morning

A 14-year-old boy was killed in a shooting at a Minneapolis gas station early Friday morning, authorities said. 

Downtown Minneapolis' recovery has been best in North America over last year: study

After lagging behind other cities after the pandemic, a new study shows downtown Minneapolis has seen the best rebound of all major city downtowns over the last year.

Downtown Mpls making comeback with visitors
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A recent study shows downtown Minneapolis is seeing a higher rate of returning visitors than anywhere else across the U.S. and Canada. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the latest.

$15 cigarettes in Minneapolis: City council approves change

The Minneapolis City Council approved a change on Thursday that raises the price of tobacco products to $15 a pack.

Here's what it takes to be considered middle class in Minnesota in 2024

With the cost of living soaring significantly over the past couple of years nationwide, the majority of working Americans aren’t sure how far their paycheck can stretch to cover expenses these days. 

Celebrated pastry chef opens Mpls restaurant
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One of the country?s top pastry chefs has opened her first restaurant in Minneapolis. Diane Moua is a veteran of Bellecour, Spoon and Stable and received two James Beard nominations for Outstanding Pastry Chef. She?s branching out now, opening a Hmong-American eatery, Diane?s Place, in northeast Minneapolis. Visitors can pop in and get a coffee and pastry to go, or dine in with their breakfast and lunch menu. It?s located in the Food Building at the corner of Northeast Marshall Street and 14th Avenue Northeast. Diane?s Place is open from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. They are planning to add dinner service in the future.

'Art in Bloom' back for 40th year at MIA
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Nature and art collide at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA). "Art In Bloom" is back for its 40th year. There are 180 living arrangements to view, most inspired by pieces in Mia?s vast collection. The event runs April 25-April 28 and is free to attend. Last year's event brought 60,000 visitors to the museum.