Over $9 million in counterfeit jewelry seized by Louisville customs agents
Over $9 million in counterfeit designer jewelry bound for New York was seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers.
Over $9 million in counterfeit designer jewelry bound for New York was seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers.
Rep. Craig conducts oversight at Whipple building
U.S. Rep. Angie Craig conducted oversight at the Whipple federal building where immigration detainees are housed. She says that conditions have improved and changes have been made.
U.S. Rep. Angie Craig conducted oversight at the Whipple federal building where immigration detainees are housed. She says that conditions have improved and changes have been made.
H&H Podcast: Tiger Woods, latest on Lynx and the Twins
The latest episode of H&H: The Henry and Hicks Show brings a loaded lineup of storylines, bold takes, and a little bit of “I told you so.” Tiger Woods is back in the headlines, and Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake dive into the latest scandal surrounding the golf legend—while asking the bigger question: will we ever see Woods win another Masters again? Switching gears to hoops, the Minnesota Lynx are on the clock. With the WNBA announcing key upcoming dates, the guys break down draft strategy and debate who could be the right fit to help elevate the franchise moving forward. On the baseball front, the Minnesota Twins sit at .500—maybe surprising to some—but the real eye-opener has been Taj Bradley. After starting 2-0 through his first three outings, Lake isn’t surprised at all. In fact, he’s doubling down, reminding everyone he called this months ago—and now it’s time for the rest of the league to catch up. From golf greatness to draft decisions and early MLB storylines, this episode covers it all with strong opinions and even stronger receipts.
The latest episode of H&H: The Henry and Hicks Show brings a loaded lineup of storylines, bold takes, and a little bit of “I told you so.” Tiger Woods is back in the headlines, and Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake dive into the latest scandal surrounding the golf legend—while asking the bigger question: will we ever see Woods win another Masters again? Switching gears to hoops, the Minnesota Lynx are on the clock. With the WNBA announcing key upcoming dates, the guys break down draft strategy and debate who could be the right fit to help elevate the franchise moving forward. On the baseball front, the Minnesota Twins sit at .500—maybe surprising to some—but the real eye-opener has been Taj Bradley. After starting 2-0 through his first three outings, Lake isn’t surprised at all. In fact, he’s doubling down, reminding everyone he called this months ago—and now it’s time for the rest of the league to catch up. From golf greatness to draft decisions and early MLB storylines, this episode covers it all with strong opinions and even stronger receipts.
Bill to stop MN cities and counties from signing non-disclosure agreements stalls in House committee
A bipartisan attempt to stop Minnesota cities and counties from signing non-disclosure agreements stalled in a House committee today.
A bipartisan attempt to stop Minnesota cities and counties from signing non-disclosure agreements stalled in a House committee today.
Deadliest day of Israeli strikes leads to negotiations "as soon as possible"
A tentative ceasefire in the war with Iran began to unravel as Israel continued intense bombing in Beirut and Iran maintains a hold on the Strait of Hormuz.
A tentative ceasefire in the war with Iran began to unravel as Israel continued intense bombing in Beirut and Iran maintains a hold on the Strait of Hormuz.
Lawmakers address $50M Hennepin County Medical Center shortfall
Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) is facing a staggering $50 million shortfall, and lawmakers are discussing ways to save the hospital. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the details.
Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) is facing a staggering $50 million shortfall, and lawmakers are discussing ways to save the hospital. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the details.
Artemis II Mission: Day 9 update
NASA held a news conference on the ninth day of the Artemis II expedition around the moon.
NASA held a news conference on the ninth day of the Artemis II expedition around the moon.
Mayor vows to veto council vote on public safety commissioner
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he will veto the Minneapolis City Council decision to not reappoint Commissioner of Public Safety Todd Barnette. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the details.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he will veto the Minneapolis City Council decision to not reappoint Commissioner of Public Safety Todd Barnette. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the details.
MN Fraud: DHS discusses validating Medicaid providers
The Minnesota Department of Human Services discussed the steps needed to prevent future Medicaid fraud. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the latest details.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services discussed the steps needed to prevent future Medicaid fraud. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the latest details.
MN bill to ban prediction markets clears committees, future in House and Senate uncertain
If you put money down on a prediction that a Minnesota senate committee would approve a ban on prediction markets, you would’ve made some money today.
If you put money down on a prediction that a Minnesota senate committee would approve a ban on prediction markets, you would’ve made some money today.
MN House GOP proposes $3.8B tax cut
Minnesota House Republicans have announced the "North Star comeback budget plan," a proposal aimed at making Minnesota more affordable for families. The package features a historic $3.8 billion tax cut proposal, which includes a one-time property tax rebate, and an end to taxes on tips and overtime.
Minnesota House Republicans have announced the "North Star comeback budget plan," a proposal aimed at making Minnesota more affordable for families. The package features a historic $3.8 billion tax cut proposal, which includes a one-time property tax rebate, and an end to taxes on tips and overtime.
MN Department of Human Services on combating fraud
The Minnesota Department of Human Services held a meeting on combating fraud in the state and revaluating programs that are at high risk of fraud.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services held a meeting on combating fraud in the state and revaluating programs that are at high risk of fraud.
Rocking Horse Ranch employee indicted for first-degree murder in infant's death
The former Rocking Horse Ranch daycare employee who is accused of killing an 11-month-old has been indicted for first-degree murder.
The former Rocking Horse Ranch daycare employee who is accused of killing an 11-month-old has been indicted for first-degree murder.
Mayor vows veto after council rejects appointment Barnette as safety commissioner
The Minneapolis City Council voted down re-appointing Toddrick Barnette to his post of commissioner of the Office of Community Safety on Thursday.
The Minneapolis City Council voted down re-appointing Toddrick Barnette to his post of commissioner of the Office of Community Safety on Thursday.
Mpls Mayor Frey vetoes city council on public safety commissioner reappointment
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced he will veto the city council's vote to not reappoint Commissioner of Community Safety Todd Barnette.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announced he will veto the city council's vote to not reappoint Commissioner of Community Safety Todd Barnette.
Highway 280 construction: Major project closing lanes from mid April through late August
MnDOT is warning drivers about a major construction project on Highway 280 in Roseville between Interstate 94 (I-94) in St. Paul and Highway 36/Interstate 35W in Roseville.
MnDOT is warning drivers about a major construction project on Highway 280 in Roseville between Interstate 94 (I-94) in St. Paul and Highway 36/Interstate 35W in Roseville.
ICE officers fired on California man first before he drove away: attorney
The man shot by ICE officers in Patterson, Calif., told his attorney in very clear terms that he was "never ever" in a gang and fled the scene along I-5 because he was fired upon first by federal immigration agents before he was seen reversing his car and fleeing the scene.
The man shot by ICE officers in Patterson, Calif., told his attorney in very clear terms that he was "never ever" in a gang and fled the scene along I-5 because he was fired upon first by federal immigration agents before he was seen reversing his car and fleeing the scene.
Indiana to suspend gas tax for one month as prices surge
Indiana is hitting pause on its gas tax as prices surge amid Middle East tensions. Here's what to know.
Indiana is hitting pause on its gas tax as prices surge amid Middle East tensions. Here's what to know.
Mayor vetoes council on safety commissioner appointment
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he will veto the city council's vote on rejecting the reappointment Public Safety Commissioner Todd Barnette.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he will veto the city council's vote on rejecting the reappointment Public Safety Commissioner Todd Barnette.
Infant death at unlicensed Minnesota day care leads to manslaughter charges
A woman reportedly running an unlicensed day care out of her Sauk Centre home is facing manslaughter charges after an infant suffocated due to an “unsafe sleep environment."
A woman reportedly running an unlicensed day care out of her Sauk Centre home is facing manslaughter charges after an infant suffocated due to an “unsafe sleep environment."