Minnesota data center debate raises concerns over infrastructure, transparency

The emergence of data centers across the country is sparking concern and curiosity in the communities where they are being built, with some worried about the strain on local infrastructure and overall transparency.

Shakopee shooting leaves man critically injured

Shakopee police are investigating a shooting that left a 40-year-old man with life-threatening injuries.

River fishing tips from expert guide

As the weather cools, anglers in the region are turning to moving waters like rivers to catch fish stocking up for winter. Here are river fishing tips from fishing expert Matt Johnson.

Jamar Clark’s family still fighting for justice 10 years later

Jamar Clark has been gone for 10 years, but not a day goes by where Eddie Sutton doesn't think about his little brother.

Gophers-Ducks, Vikings-Bears, St. Paul Gun Ordinance, Mayor Melvin Carter & More: Nov. 14, 2025
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On today's episode of "The Afternoon Shift," Adam Llorens chats with a pro-gun advocate and St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter on St. Paul's new gun ordinance. Plus, previews of the Minnesota-Oregon and Bears-Vikings games, as well as a visit by Lauren Andrego.

Annunciation: Minneapolis police gift puppy to Merkel family

The family of Fletcher Merkel, the 8-year-old boy who was fatally shot during the Annunciation Church and School mass shooting, was gifted a golden retriever puppy by the Minneapolis Police Department.

St. Paul assault weapon ban sparks legal challenge from MN Gun Owners Caucus
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The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus is suing the City of St. Paul after the City Council approved a new firearms ordinance restricting assault-style weapons. The lawsuit argues the measure violates the state’s firearms preemption law, which blocks local governments from passing their own gun regulations. Rob Doar, president of the Minnesota Gun Owners Law Center, tells us more about the lawsuit and what the ordinance means for gun-owners.

Twin Cities sets new record-high temperature during Friday heatwave

If you think it felt closer to spring temperatures than nearly Thanksgiving on Friday, you’re not alone - a new record-high has been set for the Twin Cities.

Right to Repair initiative now in effect in Duluth
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TakeAction Minnesota senior organizer joins All Day to talk about the new Right to Repair law in Duluth.

Black Friday shopping at Mall of America: Hours, JoJo Siwa performance

Mall of America is marking the start of holiday shopping by opening early on Black Friday, and it will include a performance from JoJo Siwa.

MIRAC demands ICE cooperation penalties in MPD contract
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The Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (MIRAC) is advocating for stronger sanctuary protections in Minneapolis, particularly in relation to the city's police contract negotiations with the Police Federation. The group is calling for "real, enforceable consequences" for any Minneapolis police officer who cooperates with ICE. Robin Wonsley, a Minneapolis City Council member, said they want to hold officers accruable to protect our immigrant neighbors. Jason Chavez, a Minneapolis City Council member, and Elliott Payne, Minneapolis City Council president, also spoke at the press conference.

Section 1 of Prior Lake Highway 13 Trail opens [FULL]
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Rep. Angie Craig and other local leaders celebrated the completion of Segment 1 of the Highway 13 Trail project.

Holiday pop-up bar season: Jingle Bar at Lola's Lakehouse
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It's that time of year, and holiday pop-up bars are getting into the seasonal spirit. FOX 9's Shayne Wells visited Lola's Lakehouse in Waconia to see how they are decking the halls with boughs of holly.

River fishing tips from expert guide
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As the weather cools, anglers in the region are turning to moving waters like rivers to catch fish stocking up for winter. Matt Johnson, a fishing expert, explained that moving water attracts bait, making it an ideal spot for fish looking to feed. He emphasized the simplicity of using a jig head with a plastic trailer, noting, "You can grab a backpack, one rod, a few baits, and just get lost on the shoreline." A jig and plastic is cost-effective compared to pricier options like crankbaits, and some bladed jigs when fishing a river where snags often happen.

What to know for America Recycles Day this weekend
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FOX 9's Se Kwon spoke to a Dem-Con facilities manager in Shakopee to discuss what Americans need to know about recycling.

Spring Lake Park native wins 2 Jiu Jitsu titles, sets Guinness World Record

Spring Lake Park native Jim Clark is a two-time gold medalist at the International Jiu Jitsu Tournament in Ireland. Now, the 61-year-old has done it again. He set a Guinness World Record by eating an ice cream cone in less than 25 seconds during the trip.