Minneapolis, St. Paul clear storm drains after wet, icy Monday

As a U.S. postal carrier for 14 years, Tony Sievers pounds the pavement in all kinds of weather. But on this day, braving the elements means dodging plenty of puddles to make his appointed rounds.

The Capri lives on as Black cultural hub in north Minneapolis

Fresh off a multimillion-dollar renovation, leaders hope the Capri theater in north Minneapolis can be a catalyst for revitalization.

The Capri lives on as Black cultural hub in north Minneapolis
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It's undergone name changes, changes in ownership, and renovations. But in an ever-evolving landscape, the historic Capri Theater in north Minneapolis still stands. Located in the heart of the community, for some the Capri represents opportunity.

Minneapolis residents cleanup after messy, icy morning
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The City of Minneapolis is urging residents to clear out storm drains where possible after an icy morning lead to a soggy start to the day.

MSP Airport gets $10 million for renovations at Terminal 1

The FAA is sending $10 million to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to help pay for improvements to a section of Concourse G in Terminal 1.

Eat Street Crossing opening in Minneapolis this weekend
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A new restaurant is coming to Minneapolis' Eat Street. The food hall, called Eat Street Crossing, is bringing new concepts to the neighborhood. FOX 9's Shayne Wells has the latest.

Massive pileup on ramp from Highway 100 to I-394

Several vehicles were involved in crashes on the ramp from Highway 100 to eastbound Interstate 394, prompting the ramp to close Monday morning.

The story of Fire Station #24, Minneapolis' all-Black brigade

Fire Station #24 was home to an all-Black crew of firefighters way back in the early 20th century. Decades later, it took a lawsuit to get the City of Minneapolis to open up firefighter hirings to minorities.

The story of Fire Station #24, Minneapolis' all-Black brigade
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It took a lawsuit and a federal order in 1971 to open up jobs to minorities in the Minneapolis Fire Department. But as far back as135 years ago, there were black men working as Minneapolis Firefighters and serving in leadership roles.

Battle of the Jug Bands in Minneapolis
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A long list of jug bands faced off on Sunday as part of a competition at The Cabooze in Minneapolis. Photojournalist Eli Gardiner profiled the competition for FOX 9.

Activists celebrate after plans to demolish Roof Depot in Minneapolis put on pause
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A planned demolition of the Roof Depot building in Minneapolis won't go on Monday after a court decision. Sunday, during a rally, protesters celebrated the decision as they try to block Minneapolis from moving forward with plans for a water distribution site.

Person killed in large Minneapolis house fire

A person who firefighters say was "bedridden" died after a massive fire overnight ripped through a home in Minneapolis.

Star Tribune drops 'Dilbert' after creator's racist rant

The Star Tribune announced Sunday it will no longer run "Dilbert" comics, joining a long list of news publications dropping the comic, after the strip's creator faces controversy for racist remarks.

Watch: Helicopter hovers around buildings in downtown Minneapolis

A helicopter pilot maneuvered between buildings in downtown Minneapolis on Sunday as crews worked to replace an HVAC system on top of U.S. Bank Plaza.

St. Paul, Minneapolis free winter storm parking ends this weekend

Free, covered parking options offered in Minneapolis and St. Paul during this past week’s winter storm are expiring this weekend. Here’s what you need to know.

Fugitive murder convict Ralph Apmann found dead on Boom Island in Minneapolis

Convicted murderer Ralph Apmann, the subject of a statewide fugitive search alert, was found dead Friday night at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis

Ukrainians in Minneapolis mark one year since Russia's invasion with grief and defiance

Ukrainian-Americans want Minnesotans to understand that they don't see the war as a fight between nationalities but a struggle for the right of their country to exist as a democracy.

Minneapolis to glow yellow and blue for Ukraine Friday night
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Friday marks one year since Russia invaded Ukraine, and there are events in Minneapolis to show support for Ukraine.