FOX 9 Town Ball Tour: History of Farming Flames
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FOX 9 spoke with Farming Flames Business Manager Dan Rea and Flames Historian Scott Wallner as well as one of the last living players from the 50s, 60s and 70s, Howie Koglin. 

Storms cause damage across Twin Cities
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Sever storms from overnight Tuesday into Wednesday has brought damage across the Twin Cities. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has more. 

FOX 9 Town Ball Tour: Farming Flames manager and president
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FOX 9 speaks to Farming Flames Manager Dale Schroeder as well as Team President and Pee-Wee Manager Nick Burg as Town Ball kicks off.  

Minnesota weather: Hoffman has widespread damage, power out after severe storms

Severe storms tore through parts of Minnesota late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, and the small town of Hoffman was hit especially hard.

Deputies: Arkansas trio arrested for staged collision and false injury claims

Three Arkansas residents have been arrested and charged with felonies after allegedly staging a crash and falsely claiming they were injured, according to authorities.

Lake Nokomis beaches reopen 1 week after blue-algae advisory

A week after Minneapolis city officials closed the Lake Nokomis Main Beach and 50th Street Beach due to blue-green algae, they reopened to the public on Wednesday.

Wanted Feeding our Future fraudster found
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On Wednesday, federal and Minnesota authorities announced the surrender of Said Abdullahi Ereg – a suspect in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, who was on its Most Wanted Fraudsters list.

Exploring Minnesota’s 7,000-year-old petroglyphs
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Just a couple of hours from the Twin Cities, Jeffers Petroglyphs offers a glimpse into thousands of years of Indigenous history through ancient rock carvings etched into the Minnesota prairie. Mikalah Harder from the Minnesota Historical Society joins us to explore the significance of the site, what visitors can learn from the petroglyphs, and why it remains one of Minnesota’s most remarkable historic landmarks.

How scams are changing: From crypto ATMs to calls and texts
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Minnesota has banned cryptocurrency ATMs as part of an effort to crack down on scams, but fraudsters continue to find new ways to target victims. Mendota Heights Police Chief Kelly McCarthy joins us to discuss how scams are evolving, what consumers should watch for, and how to spot suspicious calls, texts, and other common fraud tactics before becoming a victim.

UMN & Fairview reach deal: Preserving partnership, ending shared hospital branding
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The University of Minnesota and Fairview have reached a new 10-year agreement that reshapes one of the state's most important healthcare partnerships. Star Tribune business reporter Christopher Snowbeck joins us to break down the deal, including Fairview’s financial commitments, upcoming branding changes and what the agreement means for the future of academic medicine in Minnesota.

Feeding our Future defendant surrenders to federal authorities in MN

The U.S. Attorney for the District of Minnesota and federal law enforcement officials are holding a press conference to announce the surrender of a defendant involved in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme in Minnesota.

Periods in text messages? Don't be ‘harsh,’ expert warns

A simple period at the end of a text might not mean what you think. One communication expert says generational differences in texting habits, from punctuation to emojis, are causing unexpected misunderstandings.

MN weather: Tracking severe storms Wednesday afternoon
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Jared Piepenburg is tracking severe storms that could move through Minnesota in the afternoon hours on Wednesday.