Minnesota food banks: $10M funding bill stalls as 9M visitors served

Minnesota’s food shelves are busier than ever, but the charities that keep them running are facing the threat of a funding cut.

Funding bill for food shelves stalls at MN Capitol
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A bill that would fund about $10 million to food shelves is still being debated by Minnesota lawmakers as the session is coming to an end. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has more. 

Renée Good shooting: Feds handing over evidence to defense attorney in different case

The federal government said it is complying with a judge's order to hand over evidence in the fatal shooting of Renée Good to a defense attorney who is representing a man convicted of assaulting ICE agent Jonathon Ross in a separate case.

Special Forces vet accused of attacking wife found dead, ending Tennessee manhunt

The retired Army Special Forces Veteran accused of trying to kill his wife is dead after the incident sparked a massive multi-agency manhunt, according to an official.

Winona Baby Angel: Woman pleads guilty to interference with a dead body

A 15-year investigation into the Winona “Baby Angel" case has resulted in a conviction after a woman admitted to interference with a dead body.

Morel hunting season in Minnesota
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Spring in Minnesota means morel mushroom season is here. Randy Meier joins us to talk about why these prized mushrooms are such a big deal, how to find them in the wild, and what makes the short hunting season so popular with outdoors enthusiasts.

EEOC sues New York Times after white man was passed over for promotion

A federal civil rights agency accused the New York Times of violating U.S. law in early 2025 when it passed over a white man for a promotion, arguing his race or sex played a role in the decision.

Bike, walk and roll to school day in Minnesota
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Schools across Minnesota are taking part in National Bike, Walk and Roll to School Day, with more than 140 events already registered statewide. Lisa Priest joins us to talk about how the day promotes safety, encourages active transportation, and gives students a chance to practice real-world biking and walking skills through group rides and school events.

MN cracks down on kratom: Should lawmakers ban it?
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Minnesota Governor Walz signed a bill that raises the age limit for purchasing and possessing kratom. Kratom is a plant from Southeast Asia that has been promoted as a natural treatment for anxiety and drug dependence. Dr. Alta DeRoo, medical director at Hazelden Betty Ford, explains what kratom does, the opioid-like effects of high doses, and why she believes the new law lacks teeth. She also shares what parents should look out for if they suspect their child is using the product.

Food relief efforts in Minnesota
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After a press conference earlier today in St. Paul, we continue the conversation on food support across the state. Zach Rodvold with Second Harvest Heartland joins us to talk about growing demand, including estimates that as many as 1 in 5 Minnesota families may be struggling to afford food, and what’s being done to help meet the need.

Rescued beagles head to Minnesota
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Dozens of beagles rescued from a Wisconsin breeding farm are headed to Minnesota, with five set to arrive at Ruff Start Rescue next week. We’re joined by Kendra Plaschko to talk about the condition of the dogs, what to expect as they adjust, and how the adoption process will work.

50+ sloths dead in failed Sloth World project; Florida leaders want accountability

Florida leaders and sloth experts are calling for more accountability over Sloth World after dozens of sloths connected to the previously planned attraction have died.

Wisconsin town briefly evacuated, Hwy 2 closed after natural gas line break

A town-wide evacuation order has been issued for Iron River residents in northwest Wisconsin after crews struck a natural gas line on Wednesday.