Portion of Stone Arch Bridge to close April 15 until 2025

A portion of the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis will close on April 15 and will remain closed until spring 2025 due to construction on the bridge. 

New caf? and coffee shop moves into northeast Mpls
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A busy corner in northeast Minneapolis has a new spot for coffee and clean eats. Parcelle Organics took over the New Bohemia spot at Hennepin and University. The shop boasts a Wesley Andrews coffee counter with Japanese siphons. There?s also smoothies, bakery items plus breakfast and lunch options. They make everything they can in-house, including the breads and milks. The smoothies are also available as a new food item at Twins games this season. The restaurant is from Kamal Mohamed of STEPCHLD and Nashville Coop. Parcelle is open seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Summer Impact Corps recruiting full-time help for local nonprofits

For the second year in a row, Summer Impact Corps, a division of AmeriCorps, is looking to recruit 500 Minnesotans to get paid and make a difference in communities statewide by providing services to local nonprofits.

Man dead after shooting in Minneapolis Friday night

Police say it appears the man was being driven to the hospital when officers found him suffering from a gunshot wound.

Minneapolis police discipline reports made public

The City of Minneapolis has released reports that offer insight into discipline administered to Minneapolis Police Department officers – some of which stem from the aftermath of the 2020 George Floyd riots.

Overnight Minneapolis shooting leaves 1 dead, another injured

An overnight shooting in the Willard-Hay neighborhood of Minneapolis left one man dead and another with life-threatening injuries on Friday. 

Capitol compromise? Uber/Lyft bill could guide Minneapolis change

The wheels are spinning fast for legislators trying to fend off an Uber and Lyft exit from Minneapolis and possibly other parts of the state.

Minnesota lawmakers debate Uber, Lyft fix
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The wheels are spinning fast for legislators trying to fend off an Uber and Lyft exit from Minneapolis and possibly other parts of the state. The May 1 deadline is now less than four weeks away, but a new state law that could help is full speed ahead.

Twins home opener: Getting the field ready
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FOX 9?s Tom Butler talked with Minnesota Twins head groundskeeper Larry DiVito about getting the field ready ahead of the home opener on Thursday at Target Field.

Twins home opener: Dustin Morse talks players, fans
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Minnesota Twins Vice President of Communications Dustin Morse chatted with FOX 9?s Tom Butler about players and fans ahead of Thursday?s home opener.

Twins home opener: Breakfast on the Plaza
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The Minnesota Twins home opener is Thursday, and fans are getting in the spirit with free breakfast on the Plaza. FOX 9’s Shayne Wells has more.

Fire at vacant Mpls apartment building
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Crews are battling a large fire at a vacant apartment building early Thursday morning. Fire officials believe squatters may have started the fire.

Hennepin Ave. businesses frustrated over road construction

The mood has changed among some business owners near Hennepin Avenue after construction workers broke ground in the area on Monday.

Lyft leaving Minneapolis: App offers 'compromise' to city council

In a letter to council members on Wednesday, Lyft says it is offering a "compromise" to keep the ride-hailing app in Minneapolis.

Man charged in Minneapolis hair salon bombing

A man is facing charges for a bombing at a Minneapolis hair salon back in 2022.

Uber, Lyft leaving Minneapolis: Less than a month left

The deadline for Uber and Lyft to leave Minneapolis is now less than a month away and state leaders are looking back to Minneapolis City Council to get something done to stop that from happening.

Learning from the 2020 riots response in Minneapolis

The City of Minneapolis is in "reset" mode when it comes to handling critical incidents. Since the death of George Floyd, there have been policy and procedure changes but also a lot of training.