Government shutdown: House set to vote on bill
The federal government shutdown could come to an end on Wednesday. The U.S. house is on track to pass a funding bill and send it to the president’s desk, but as Doug Luzader reports from Washington, there could be plenty of drama along the way.
Northern lights could be visible again in MN Wednesday night
After an incredible northern lights display on Tuesday night, Minnesotans have another chance to see the aurora this week.
Incredible northern lights dazzle across MN, United States
Tuesday's northern lights were among the most intense shows we've seen in decades, with the aurora extending down to central Mexico. FOX 9's Cody Matz explains how this incredible show came to be.
Minnesotans camp out for Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme is reopening in Minnesota for the first time since the last store closed in 2008. Krispy Kreme fanatics lined up outside the new Fridley store on Wednesday.
Minnesota weather: Another bright and seasonably mild Wednesday
Wednesday will be sunny, seasonably mild, and a bit breezy with another chance to spot the Northern Lights overnight.
Man retraces WWII ‘Black Hunger March’ to honor great-grandfather
The man retraced the 500-mile “Black Hunger March" done by prisoners of war in WWII as part of an honor to the sacrifices made by his great-grandfather.
Northern Lights shine across Minnesota, United States: Photos
There was an incredible northern lights show that dazzled in the skies across the United States Tuesday night. Here are photos and videos from the event.
Mankato Veterans Day event honors last man standing
A community gathered in Mankato on Tuesday to honor Dick Giroux, a Korean War veteran who is the last man standing from his 135th Infantry Regiment that was activated in 1953. FOX 9's Rob Olson was there.
Mpls City Council member Osman carjacked by teens
Two teens have been arrested after a carjacking spree in Minneapolis that left one city council member as a victim. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the details from police.
New hemp rules attached to Govt. shutdown deal, Veterans day, Northstar rail & more: Nov. 11, 2025
Today’s episode of The Afternoon Shift with Adam Llorens and Maxx Fuller dives into the biggest headlines across Minnesota and beyond, blending live updates, local insight, and thoughtful conversation. Today, as the nation observes Veterans Day, communities across Minnesota are pausing to reflect on the meaning of service and sacrifice. While parades and tributes fill the calendar, we plan to speak with veterans who can help us understand the true significance of the day — and how the sacrifices of those who’ve served continue to shape our lives, our freedoms, and our communities today. As part of the broader negotiations in Washington, a new hemp provision could soon reshape how local growers, small businesses, and consumers operate here in Minnesota. The proposed change would delay stricter federal testing rules, giving producers more time — but also adding uncertainty about what comes next. We chat with a local THC drink brewer to break down what this could mean for the industry, from crops and compliance to what ends up in your favorite beverages. With global supergroup Katseye set to perform in Minnesota later this month, we wanted to know — what is it about K-pop that connects so deeply with fans here? We speak to MN K-Pop Connect about how Minnesota’s K-pop community has grown from online fandoms to packed local events, and why this global music movement continues to resonate far beyond the stage. And with so much uncertainty around the future of the Northstar commuter rail, what happens to the communities that have invested so much into it? Ridership remains low, funding remains uncertain, and bus replacements are on the table for 2026. We speak to the mayor of Anoka about what the potential loss of the rail line could mean for local businesses, commuters, and regional development.
Mounds View High School teacher arrested, put on administrative leave
A Mounds View High School teacher has been arrested and put on administrative leave under the suspicion of having “inappropriate sexual contact" with a student.
Florida gator caught on camera popping out of pond, charging at fisherman: 'That's my foot!'
A Florida fisherman was chased away from a pond by an angry alligator earlier this summer.
Baby formula recall linked to infant botulism outbreak is expanding: What to know
A baby formula has been recalled amid a growing outbreak of infant botulism which has now sickened at least 15 infants in 12 states. Here’s what to know.
Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman victimized in carjacking spree
Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman was one of the victims in a carjacking spree in Minneapolis on Monday night, police said Tuesday.
Arctic blast cold-stuns iguanas in Florida during record-setting temperature plunge
A frozen iguana was spotted in Boca Raton, Florida on Tuesday, as the coldest air of the season spread across the eastern U.S., setting several low temperatures across the Sunshine State.
Minneapolis council member victim in carjacking spree
Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman was victimized during a carjacking spree in Minneapolis on Monday night, police said Tuesday.
Public restroom problem: Minneapolis wants to increase access downtown
A report found that outside of special events, there are very few publicly available restrooms — with most of the burden falling on business owners.
Is a new stimulus payment coming? November 2025 IRS direct deposit fact check
Trump's $2,000 tariff dividend is fueling a new stimulus buzz.
Barber offers free haircuts for veterans on Veterans Day
A Rochester barber is honoring Veterans Day by offering free haircuts for veterans.
Flight delays, cancellations continue as FAA ramps up flight reductions at 40 US airports
FAA is expanding flight cuts as air traffic controller stress and fatigue raises safety risks. Here’s what we know.