Duluth parents push to "take tech out" of schools
The debate over technology in schools has made it's way to Duluth. Parents are pushing for schools to use less tech in the classrooms. School board chair Kelly Durick Eder joins All Day to talk about this movement.
The debate over technology in schools has made it's way to Duluth. Parents are pushing for schools to use less tech in the classrooms. School board chair Kelly Durick Eder joins All Day to talk about this movement.
Things to do in Minnesota: 5 things to do this Fourth of July weekend (July 3–5)
Independence Day weekend is here, and Minnesota is going all out with fireworks, festivals, farmers markets, and a massive sci-fi convention taking over the Twin Cities.
Independence Day weekend is here, and Minnesota is going all out with fireworks, festivals, farmers markets, and a massive sci-fi convention taking over the Twin Cities.
Wisconsin lake town offering to pay new residents
Looking to move to a lakeside town in Wisconsin? Fond Du Lac is offering to pay residents with a package worth up to $9500 to move there. New residents must move from outside of Wisconsin and make an annual salary of at least $55K.
Looking to move to a lakeside town in Wisconsin? Fond Du Lac is offering to pay residents with a package worth up to $9500 to move there. New residents must move from outside of Wisconsin and make an annual salary of at least $55K.
Maplewood teen charged with murder following death of mother
A woman found dead in her Maplewood apartment has led to the arrest of her teenage daughter, who has since been charged with murder in connection to her death.
A woman found dead in her Maplewood apartment has led to the arrest of her teenage daughter, who has since been charged with murder in connection to her death.
Bemidji Fire Dept. launches inclusive fire brigade
The Bemidji Fire Department has partnered with the Inclusive Fire Brigade to help people with disabilities learn firefighting skills.
The Bemidji Fire Department has partnered with the Inclusive Fire Brigade to help people with disabilities learn firefighting skills.
Understanding the culture behind soccer
Bethel University professor is studying the culture behind soccer and why it's the number one sport in the world. Professor Joel Frederickson joins All Day to talk about the culture boom behind soccer.
Bethel University professor is studying the culture behind soccer and why it's the number one sport in the world. Professor Joel Frederickson joins All Day to talk about the culture boom behind soccer.
Breaking down today's Supreme Court rulings
Today the Supreme Court ruled on its final opinions of the term. The court ruled to uphold birthright citizenship and to allow states to ban transgender athletes from female sports. University of Minnesota professor of political science Timothy R. Johnson joins All Day to break down what these rulings reveal.
Today the Supreme Court ruled on its final opinions of the term. The court ruled to uphold birthright citizenship and to allow states to ban transgender athletes from female sports. University of Minnesota professor of political science Timothy R. Johnson joins All Day to break down what these rulings reveal.
Bebe Zito Ice Cream could contain metal and plastic fragments, items recalled after inspection
Bebe Zito Ice Cream fans are being warned of a consumer advisory after a state inspection found a possible metal and plastic fragments in certain products.
Bebe Zito Ice Cream fans are being warned of a consumer advisory after a state inspection found a possible metal and plastic fragments in certain products.
Gov. Walz launches Office of Public Service at Open Cupboard
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz was at Open Cupboard in Oakdale Tuesday morning to highlight the launching of the Office of Public Service.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz was at Open Cupboard in Oakdale Tuesday morning to highlight the launching of the Office of Public Service.
West Nile virus found in three Minnesota counties
Jordan Mandli with the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District discusses tips for avoid mosquito bites after West Nile was found in three Minnesota counties.
Jordan Mandli with the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District discusses tips for avoid mosquito bites after West Nile was found in three Minnesota counties.
Gov. Walz: Minnesota will 'continue to treat transgender athletes with dignity’
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said Tuesday nothing will change with how the state treats transgender athletes. They'll be treated with dignity, humanity and respect.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said Tuesday nothing will change with how the state treats transgender athletes. They'll be treated with dignity, humanity and respect.
Gov. Walz: ‘We can continue to treat transgender athletes with dignity’
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz reacted Tuesday after the U.S. Supreme court upheld state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports teams. With the laws up to individual states, Walz said Minnesota will continue to treat transgender athletes with dignity, humanity and respect, and nothing will change.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz reacted Tuesday after the U.S. Supreme court upheld state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports teams. With the laws up to individual states, Walz said Minnesota will continue to treat transgender athletes with dignity, humanity and respect, and nothing will change.
Remote and hybrid work remains popular in Minnesota
Data collected by the Minneapolis Federal Reserve shows the percentage of workers who are remote or hybrid has remained steady.
Data collected by the Minneapolis Federal Reserve shows the percentage of workers who are remote or hybrid has remained steady.
MN weather: Extreme Heat continues
FOX 9 Meteorologist Keith Marler has your Tuesday afternoon weather update. Extreme heat continues across parts of Minnesota.
FOX 9 Meteorologist Keith Marler has your Tuesday afternoon weather update. Extreme heat continues across parts of Minnesota.
What is Birthright Citizenship? An immigration lawyer explains
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling upholding birthright citizenship, immigration attorney Michael Davis joins All Day to explain what is next.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling upholding birthright citizenship, immigration attorney Michael Davis joins All Day to explain what is next.
Minneapolis drug trafficking gangs: 25 face federal charges
Federal prosecutors announced charges against 25 alleged members of two Minneapolis drug trafficking gangs, the Family Mob and G Block, accusing them of distributing fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine across Minneapolis.
Federal prosecutors announced charges against 25 alleged members of two Minneapolis drug trafficking gangs, the Family Mob and G Block, accusing them of distributing fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine across Minneapolis.
Crews battle overnight fire at Crow River Winery in Hutchinson
Fire crews spent hours battling a three-alarm blaze at Crow River Winery in Hutchinson, Minnesota early Tuesday morning, though the main building was spared from the damage.
Fire crews spent hours battling a three-alarm blaze at Crow River Winery in Hutchinson, Minnesota early Tuesday morning, though the main building was spared from the damage.
Minneapolis drug trafficking gangs: 24 people face federal charges
Federal prosecutors announced charges against 24 alleged members of Minneapolis drug trafficking gangs, saying the organizations operated open-air drug markets, distributed fentanyl and fueled violent crime across the city.
Federal prosecutors announced charges against 24 alleged members of Minneapolis drug trafficking gangs, saying the organizations operated open-air drug markets, distributed fentanyl and fueled violent crime across the city.
Operation Dry Water cracks down on impaired boating
The Minnesota DNR and partner law enforcement agencies are increasing patrols for Operation Dry Water, a nationwide effort to crack down on boating while intoxicated ahead of the busy Fourth of July weekend.
The Minnesota DNR and partner law enforcement agencies are increasing patrols for Operation Dry Water, a nationwide effort to crack down on boating while intoxicated ahead of the busy Fourth of July weekend.
Severe storms in Minnesota leave trail of damage, thousands without power
Many communities in northern Minnesota are recovering from severe storms that rolled through the state on Monday.
Many communities in northern Minnesota are recovering from severe storms that rolled through the state on Monday.