Edina house fire: No injuries reported, 6 residents displaced
Edina firefighters responded to a house fire Thursday morning which eventually left six residents displaced.
Edina firefighters responded to a house fire Thursday morning which eventually left six residents displaced.
SCOTUS rules gov. can't restrict guns for marijuana use
On Thursday the Supreme Court ruled against a federal ban on gun ownership by marijuana users.
On Thursday the Supreme Court ruled against a federal ban on gun ownership by marijuana users.
Property management company, LivCor, to pay $7M to settle illegal rent-fixing lawsuit
Minnesota’s attorney general says property management company, LivCor, will pay millions and change how it does business after allegedly helping keep rent prices artificially high.
Minnesota’s attorney general says property management company, LivCor, will pay millions and change how it does business after allegedly helping keep rent prices artificially high.
Man sentenced in Hibbing chainsaw wrench attack
A northern Minnesota man who was wanted in a jail escape last year was sentenced Thursday for a chainsaw wrench attack on two people at a Hibbing apartment.
A northern Minnesota man who was wanted in a jail escape last year was sentenced Thursday for a chainsaw wrench attack on two people at a Hibbing apartment.
Minneapolis Farmers market celebrates 150 years
The Minneapolis Farmers Market is celebrating it's 150th year this season.
The Minneapolis Farmers Market is celebrating it's 150th year this season.
Feds warn 18 Minnesota hospitals found noncompliant with price transparency rules
A watchdog group found 18 Minnesota hospitals were noncompliant with federal price transparency rules, leading to warnings from the federal government to provide patients and the public with basic pricing information.
A watchdog group found 18 Minnesota hospitals were noncompliant with federal price transparency rules, leading to warnings from the federal government to provide patients and the public with basic pricing information.
Minneapolis considers repealing bathhouse ban
The Minneapolis city council is expected to vote on an ordinance to repeal the ban on bathhouses. Dylan Boyer from the Aliveness Project joins All Day to talk about what this would mean for the city.
The Minneapolis city council is expected to vote on an ordinance to repeal the ban on bathhouses. Dylan Boyer from the Aliveness Project joins All Day to talk about what this would mean for the city.
Rick Springfield headlines Great Midwest Rib Fest at Mystic Lake in Prior Lake June 27
Rick Springfield has been announced as the Saturday night headliner during a weekend of barbecue, music and competition as part of The Great Midwest Rib Fest at Mystic Lake Casino Hotel.
Rick Springfield has been announced as the Saturday night headliner during a weekend of barbecue, music and competition as part of The Great Midwest Rib Fest at Mystic Lake Casino Hotel.
Big Honkin' Truck Parade takes over Minneapolis
Some Big Honkin' trucks will be on display in Minneapolis for the Big Honkin' Truck Parade.
Some Big Honkin' trucks will be on display in Minneapolis for the Big Honkin' Truck Parade.
Minnesota childcare crisis: 80% of providers say industry struggling
A spring 2026 survey found 80% of Minnesota childcare providers say the industry is still in crisis. Here's why:
A spring 2026 survey found 80% of Minnesota childcare providers say the industry is still in crisis. Here's why:
Minnesota job report shows growth after job losses to start 2026
The latest data shows improved job growth after the state reported increased unemployment and job losses earlier in the year.
The latest data shows improved job growth after the state reported increased unemployment and job losses earlier in the year.
Minnesota can retain business headquarters, but is it attracting new ones?
A new University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management examines the Twin Cities "headquarters economy" and why it is struggling to attract new businesses.
A new University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management examines the Twin Cities "headquarters economy" and why it is struggling to attract new businesses.
Mayfly hatches expected in coming weeks along Mississippi River
With mayfly hatches expected along the Mississippi River in the coming weeks, officials are preparing for swarms that often leave massive piles of dead bugs on local streets and highways.
With mayfly hatches expected along the Mississippi River in the coming weeks, officials are preparing for swarms that often leave massive piles of dead bugs on local streets and highways.
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Vice President Vance White House conference on Iran deal [FULL PRESSER]
Vice President JD Vance spoke to reporters at the White House about the deal to end the war with Iran amid widespread criticism of the Memorandum of Understanding.
Vice President JD Vance spoke to reporters at the White House about the deal to end the war with Iran amid widespread criticism of the Memorandum of Understanding.
St. Paul passes Juneteenth resolution honoring ‘Black freedom and resilience’
The St. Paul City Council has officially recognized Juneteenth, highlighting the city’s commitment to racial equity and celebrating Black history and achievement.
The St. Paul City Council has officially recognized Juneteenth, highlighting the city’s commitment to racial equity and celebrating Black history and achievement.
MN weather: Thursday afternoon forecast update
FOX 9 meteorologist Jared Piepenburg has the latest afternoon forecast for Thursday, June 18.
FOX 9 meteorologist Jared Piepenburg has the latest afternoon forecast for Thursday, June 18.
Minneapolis Big Honking Truck Parade returns to Nicollet Mall on June 18
Families can get up close to massive trucks and city vehicles as the Big Honking Truck Parade rolls back through Minneapolis on Thursday.
Families can get up close to massive trucks and city vehicles as the Big Honking Truck Parade rolls back through Minneapolis on Thursday.
JD Vance responds to Iran deal criticism
The Vice President is asking the American public to "have a little faith" in the deal brokered to end with war with Iran.
The Vice President is asking the American public to "have a little faith" in the deal brokered to end with war with Iran.
Vance speaks on US relations with Cuba following the Iran conflict
Vice President Vance spoke to reporters about the ongoing economic strife in Cuba following the conflict in Iran.
Vice President Vance spoke to reporters about the ongoing economic strife in Cuba following the conflict in Iran.
Vice President Vance shares plan on keeping Strait of Hormuz open
Vice President JD Vance spoke to reporters about the plan to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.
Vice President JD Vance spoke to reporters about the plan to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.