MN Senate votes to repeal Cesar Chavez Day amid sexual abuse claims
The Minnesota Senate approved a bill to remove Cesar Chavez Day from the Minnesota calendar as the late labor activist faces accusations of sexual abuse.
The Minnesota Senate approved a bill to remove Cesar Chavez Day from the Minnesota calendar as the late labor activist faces accusations of sexual abuse.
Minneapolis council member: 'Calls me a f--king child'
A heated debate during Thursday's Minneapolis council meeting turned personal as Council Member Aurin Chowdhury accused fellow members of bullying.
A heated debate during Thursday's Minneapolis council meeting turned personal as Council Member Aurin Chowdhury accused fellow members of bullying.
Twins 2026 season begins today in Baltimore
The Minesota Twins begin their 2026 season on the road in Baltimore to take on the Orioles. FOX 9’s Jim Rich joins All Day live from Oriole Park at Camden Yards to discuss the opening pitch and season ahead.
The Minesota Twins begin their 2026 season on the road in Baltimore to take on the Orioles. FOX 9’s Jim Rich joins All Day live from Oriole Park at Camden Yards to discuss the opening pitch and season ahead.
A $15K payment looming for some World Cup players and fans just to enter the country
Players and fans from certain countries who have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are looking at a payment of a $15,000 bond to enter the United States.
Players and fans from certain countries who have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are looking at a payment of a $15,000 bond to enter the United States.
Trump administration can continue detaining immigrants without bond, US appeals court rules
The U.S. can continue to detain immigrants without bond, an appeals court ruled on Wednesday, handing a victory to the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration.
The U.S. can continue to detain immigrants without bond, an appeals court ruled on Wednesday, handing a victory to the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration.
New bill pushes for Minnesota racetrack protections
Minnesota’s racetracks are pushing for protection in case new neighbors have complaints about the noise.
Minnesota’s racetracks are pushing for protection in case new neighbors have complaints about the noise.
ICE in MN: Lawsuits filed alleging violations of constitutional rights
Attorneys in Minneapolis announced on Thursday what they are calling the “first wave" of class action complaints against several federal agencies in the wake of immigration enforcement operations earlier this year.
Attorneys in Minneapolis announced on Thursday what they are calling the “first wave" of class action complaints against several federal agencies in the wake of immigration enforcement operations earlier this year.
ICE lawsuits: Victims, community members detail complaints
Alleging that officers “violated the constitutional rights of many Minnesota residents who sought to peacefully protest the federal officers' unconstitutional enforcement of the immigration laws” during increased immigration enforcement in Minnesota, plaintiffs and community members detail their alleged experiences.
Alleging that officers “violated the constitutional rights of many Minnesota residents who sought to peacefully protest the federal officers' unconstitutional enforcement of the immigration laws” during increased immigration enforcement in Minnesota, plaintiffs and community members detail their alleged experiences.
Bill seeks protections for MN racetracks
A new bill at the Minnesota Capitol aims to protect racetracks from noise complaints as housing developments expand nearby. Supporters say the measure would preserve jobs and economic activity, while critics argue it limits local control. FOX’s Corin Hoggard reports.
A new bill at the Minnesota Capitol aims to protect racetracks from noise complaints as housing developments expand nearby. Supporters say the measure would preserve jobs and economic activity, while critics argue it limits local control. FOX’s Corin Hoggard reports.
Mpls City Council discusses land purchase for safety training center
The Minneapolis City Council voted to send a land purchase for a property that would be used as a public safety training center back to staff after questions were raised over funding and acquisition procedures. Protesters also spoke out against the proposed purchase, chanting "No cop city," which led to the council to take a recess.
The Minneapolis City Council voted to send a land purchase for a property that would be used as a public safety training center back to staff after questions were raised over funding and acquisition procedures. Protesters also spoke out against the proposed purchase, chanting "No cop city," which led to the council to take a recess.
Attorneys announce ICE class action lawsuits
Attorneys in Minneapolis have announced the first wave of complaints filed against several federal agencies, alleging that officers “violated the constitutional rights of many Minnesota residents who sought to peacefully protest the federal officers' unconstitutional enforcement of the immigration laws” during Operation Metro Surge.
Attorneys in Minneapolis have announced the first wave of complaints filed against several federal agencies, alleging that officers “violated the constitutional rights of many Minnesota residents who sought to peacefully protest the federal officers' unconstitutional enforcement of the immigration laws” during Operation Metro Surge.
Body found in Mississippi River: Ramsey County authorities seek help with ID
The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office is asking for the public's help identifying a man whose body was pulled from the Mississippi River in May 2025.
The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office is asking for the public's help identifying a man whose body was pulled from the Mississippi River in May 2025.
Zaria McKeever killing: Mother of Erick Haynes pleads guilty
A woman pleaded guilty to aiding an offender after her son was sentenced to life in prison for the death of 23-year-old Zaria McKeever.
A woman pleaded guilty to aiding an offender after her son was sentenced to life in prison for the death of 23-year-old Zaria McKeever.
700,000 power steamers recalled due to burn hazard, CPSC says
700,000 power steamers have been recalled after dozens of reported burn injuries, many of which resulted in first- or second-degree burns. Here's what to know.
700,000 power steamers have been recalled after dozens of reported burn injuries, many of which resulted in first- or second-degree burns. Here's what to know.
Artist Adam Turman celebrates MN with murals, prints
Adam Turman has spent more than two decades capturing the essence of Minnesota through his art. Turman's artwork often includes tributes to local landmarks and cultural icons, such as a parody of the Beatles' Abbey Road with iconic characters like Paul Bunyan and the Pillsbury Dough Boy crossing the Stone Arch Bridge. His work is known for its playful nods to Minnesota's culture and language.
Adam Turman has spent more than two decades capturing the essence of Minnesota through his art. Turman's artwork often includes tributes to local landmarks and cultural icons, such as a parody of the Beatles' Abbey Road with iconic characters like Paul Bunyan and the Pillsbury Dough Boy crossing the Stone Arch Bridge. His work is known for its playful nods to Minnesota's culture and language.
Iran naval commander killed as war negotiations stall
President Trump said Iran must reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face escalating military action from the United States.
President Trump said Iran must reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face escalating military action from the United States.
Walz defends mental health funding amid fraud concerns
At the Capitol, Gov. Tim Walz joined advocates for Mental Health Day, highlighting the need to prioritize mental health funding. He pointed to ongoing trauma from recent federal immigration operations, saying recovery will take years, and emphasized that fraud concerns are not an excuse to defund legitimate programs.
At the Capitol, Gov. Tim Walz joined advocates for Mental Health Day, highlighting the need to prioritize mental health funding. He pointed to ongoing trauma from recent federal immigration operations, saying recovery will take years, and emphasized that fraud concerns are not an excuse to defund legitimate programs.
Hegseth confronts media over Iran war coverage
During a cabinet meeting, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed the press directly, accusing them of unfair coverage regarding Operation Epic Fury.
During a cabinet meeting, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed the press directly, accusing them of unfair coverage regarding Operation Epic Fury.
Trump tells Iran to ‘get serious’ on negotiations after Tehran dismisses ceasefire proposal
Iran and the United States released conflicting statements over the progress of diplomatic efforts to end the war after Iran rejected a U.S. ceasefire proposal.
Iran and the United States released conflicting statements over the progress of diplomatic efforts to end the war after Iran rejected a U.S. ceasefire proposal.
DOJ lawsuit: SeaWorld's walker, rollator ban violated Americans with Disabilities Act
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts, the parent company of SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, alleging that its ban on certain wheeled walkers and rollator walkers violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts, the parent company of SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, alleging that its ban on certain wheeled walkers and rollator walkers violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).