Minneapolis school board weighs 3 plans that could close up to 16 schools
Minneapolis Public Schools is considering three transformation plans that could close 15 to 16 school buildings. Here's are the schools that could close.
Minneapolis Public Schools is considering three transformation plans that could close 15 to 16 school buildings. Here's are the schools that could close.
MSP earns top ranking for mega airports
For the third year in a row MSP International Airport soars to the top of the airport rankings. Based on a report by J.D. Power, the airport came in first place for the best mega airport in North America.
For the third year in a row MSP International Airport soars to the top of the airport rankings. Based on a report by J.D. Power, the airport came in first place for the best mega airport in North America.
Minneapolis council weighs Waymo 'ban'
Minneapolis City Council is considering an ordinance that would require a human monitor with a valid driver's license in every driverless robotaxi, a proposal Waymo calls a “de facto ban” on autonomous rideshares.
Minneapolis City Council is considering an ordinance that would require a human monitor with a valid driver's license in every driverless robotaxi, a proposal Waymo calls a “de facto ban” on autonomous rideshares.
MPS details potentially closing schools
Families within the Minneapolis Public Schools are getting a first look at changes happening within the district, including closing several schools. FOX 9’s Soyoung Kim has the latest.
Families within the Minneapolis Public Schools are getting a first look at changes happening within the district, including closing several schools. FOX 9’s Soyoung Kim has the latest.
Bowling for Soup: Beyond the barricade
Beyond the barricade talks with musicians and bands that people know and love, taking time out of their busy schedule before their latest stop in Minnesota to discuss their past, present and what keeps them going. This week's guest is Bowling for Soup singer Jaret Reddick, who discusses how the scene has changed since they began in 1994, what it feels like to have written one of the most recognizable songs of the mid-2000s in “1985,” how social media has changed the music industry and what can be done to keep costs down for fans ahead of a Sept. 21 stop at Minneapolis' iconic First Avenue.
Beyond the barricade talks with musicians and bands that people know and love, taking time out of their busy schedule before their latest stop in Minnesota to discuss their past, present and what keeps them going. This week's guest is Bowling for Soup singer Jaret Reddick, who discusses how the scene has changed since they began in 1994, what it feels like to have written one of the most recognizable songs of the mid-2000s in “1985,” how social media has changed the music industry and what can be done to keep costs down for fans ahead of a Sept. 21 stop at Minneapolis' iconic First Avenue.
Alleged Medicaid Fraudster who initially fled country, released from federal custody
A Twin Cities man accused of stealing nearly $1.3 million from a Medicaid program meant to help people with disabilities find housing was released from federal custody on GPS monitoring and home confinement after pleading not guilty in the case.
A Twin Cities man accused of stealing nearly $1.3 million from a Medicaid program meant to help people with disabilities find housing was released from federal custody on GPS monitoring and home confinement after pleading not guilty in the case.
GOP delegation asks AG to review Moriarty decision before mass shooting
Minnesota's Republican congressional delegation is asking Attorney General Todd Blanche to review Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's decision not to charge the gunman before this month's deadly mass shooting at a Loring Park high-rise.
Minnesota's Republican congressional delegation is asking Attorney General Todd Blanche to review Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's decision not to charge the gunman before this month's deadly mass shooting at a Loring Park high-rise.
Minneapolis superintendent to present plans that could close schools
The Minneapolis school superintendent is slated to present her proposals on Tuesday during a school board meeting for “school transformation" that could include plans for school closures.
The Minneapolis school superintendent is slated to present her proposals on Tuesday during a school board meeting for “school transformation" that could include plans for school closures.
University of Minnesota PD removes Flock camera after community concerns
The University of Minnesota Police Department has agreed to remove a Flock camera from the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood after concerns raised by neighbors.
The University of Minnesota Police Department has agreed to remove a Flock camera from the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood after concerns raised by neighbors.
Minneapolis shooting leaves man critically injured in Near North
A shooting in Minneapolis' Near North neighborhood left a man seriously injured Sunday night.
A shooting in Minneapolis' Near North neighborhood left a man seriously injured Sunday night.
Vikings rally for 39-22 win over Packers after Kyler Murray leaves with concussion
The Minnesota Vikings are hosting the Green Bay Packers for a border battle at U.S. Bank Stadium.
The Minnesota Vikings are hosting the Green Bay Packers for a border battle at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Man shot multiple times near Mary Tyler Moore statue in Minneapolis
A shooting near one of Minneapolis's most recognizable landmarks left a man in critical condition Sunday morning.
A shooting near one of Minneapolis's most recognizable landmarks left a man in critical condition Sunday morning.
Feds sue Gold Star Distribution to cease operations until company complies with health regulations
A Minneapolis warehouse has been storing baby formula, Tylenol and other everyday products alongside live rodents, bird droppings and worms — and the federal government wants it shut down for good.
A Minneapolis warehouse has been storing baby formula, Tylenol and other everyday products alongside live rodents, bird droppings and worms — and the federal government wants it shut down for good.
U of M police increase patrols in Dinkytown after shooting, stabbing
A shooting and a stabbing within 48 hours have University of Minnesota police on high alert as students return for the fall semester.
A shooting and a stabbing within 48 hours have University of Minnesota police on high alert as students return for the fall semester.
UPS package filled with cocaine sent to Minnesota sniffed out by police K9
A drug investigation at a UPS facility snowballed into two arrests and a major weapons find at a Columbia Heights apartment.
A drug investigation at a UPS facility snowballed into two arrests and a major weapons find at a Columbia Heights apartment.
U of M police increase safety patrols
University of Minnesota police are increasing patrols and adding new safety measures around campus following recent shootings. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni has the latest.
University of Minnesota police are increasing patrols and adding new safety measures around campus following recent shootings. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni has the latest.
Judge sentences man to prison for killing sex worker over $30, prosecution decries decision
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office is speaking out against the sentencing decision for a man who was found guilty of fatally shooting a sex worker.
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office is speaking out against the sentencing decision for a man who was found guilty of fatally shooting a sex worker.
9/11 tribute returns to Lake Harriet bandshell for 25th anniversary, but it could be the last
The Minnesota 9/11 Tribute memorial concert returned to the Lake Harriet Bandshell in South Minneapolis after a hiatus of several years to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but it could be its last.
The Minnesota 9/11 Tribute memorial concert returned to the Lake Harriet Bandshell in South Minneapolis after a hiatus of several years to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but it could be its last.
Minnesota 9/11 tribute could be in peril
The Minnesota 9/11 Tribute memorial concert returned to the Lake Harriet Bandshell in South Minneapolis after a hiatus of several years to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but it could be its last. FOX 9’s Maury Glover explains.
The Minnesota 9/11 Tribute memorial concert returned to the Lake Harriet Bandshell in South Minneapolis after a hiatus of several years to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but it could be its last. FOX 9’s Maury Glover explains.
Developer scraps plans for proposed data center at Star Tribune site
A Virginia-based data center developer has scrapped its plans to move into the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis’ North Loop neighborhood.
A Virginia-based data center developer has scrapped its plans to move into the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis’ North Loop neighborhood.