Vermont man on trial claims CIA told him to shoot three Palestinian students
An attempted murder trial has begun for a man accused of shooting three Palestinian college students in a Burlington, Vermont neighborhood in 2023.
An attempted murder trial has begun for a man accused of shooting three Palestinian college students in a Burlington, Vermont neighborhood in 2023.
Measles in Wisconsin: New case confirmed in Marathon Co., 164 total cases as of Sept. 15
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has confirmed a new case of measles in Marathon County as the state continues to deal with an outbreak in southwestern Wisconsin that has risen to over 155 cases.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has confirmed a new case of measles in Marathon County as the state continues to deal with an outbreak in southwestern Wisconsin that has risen to over 155 cases.
Rep. Thomas Massie moves to impeach Pete Hegseth over Iran war
Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., introduced a resolution to impeach Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on the House floor Tuesday.
Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., introduced a resolution to impeach Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on the House floor Tuesday.
Hennepin Co. rejects Operation Metro Surge relief program applications after 'rigorous review'
A Hennepin County program meant to help small businesses during Operation Metro Surge approved less than half of its applications after officials flagged more than 200 for potential fraud.
A Hennepin County program meant to help small businesses during Operation Metro Surge approved less than half of its applications after officials flagged more than 200 for potential fraud.
Elk River High School cancels classes over bomb threat
Elk River High School canceled classes Tuesday after a bomb threat was directed at the school, police say.
Elk River High School canceled classes Tuesday after a bomb threat was directed at the school, police say.
Carleton College eliminates student loans from financial aid
Carleton College President Alison Byerly joins us to discuss the school’s new financial aid policy eliminating student loans from aid packages starting next fall. Grants, scholarships and student employment will replace loans for students with demonstrated financial need, including current Carleton students.
Carleton College President Alison Byerly joins us to discuss the school’s new financial aid policy eliminating student loans from aid packages starting next fall. Grants, scholarships and student employment will replace loans for students with demonstrated financial need, including current Carleton students.
Rochester schools’ Eid al-Adha closure sparks questions
Rochester Post Bulletin education reporter Jordan Shearer joins us to explain Rochester Public Schools’ decision to close for Eid al-Adha in the 2027-28 school year and the emails raising questions about the reasoning behind the decision. The district points to higher absenteeism around the holiday, while critics have raised First Amendment concerns.
Rochester Post Bulletin education reporter Jordan Shearer joins us to explain Rochester Public Schools’ decision to close for Eid al-Adha in the 2027-28 school year and the emails raising questions about the reasoning behind the decision. The district points to higher absenteeism around the holiday, while critics have raised First Amendment concerns.
Inver Grove Heights council grants data center exemption amid lawsuit
The Inver Grove Heights City Council voted Monday to approve an exemption to its data center moratorium to allow an existing project to move forward amid a legal challenge by the project's developers.
The Inver Grove Heights City Council voted Monday to approve an exemption to its data center moratorium to allow an existing project to move forward amid a legal challenge by the project's developers.
House votes to end penny production permanently: What to know
The House has advanced legislation that would formally end penny production. Here's what to know.
The House has advanced legislation that would formally end penny production. Here's what to know.
Minnesota cannabis sales top $250 million over 10-month period
Minnesota's legal cannabis market has surpassed $250 million in combined adult-use and medical sales since the recreational market opened.
Minnesota's legal cannabis market has surpassed $250 million in combined adult-use and medical sales since the recreational market opened.
Things to do in Minnesota: 5 things to do this weekend (Sept. 19–21)
Whether you're hunting for hidden treasures, soaking up live entertainment, or diving into a world-class collectibles show, this weekend has something for everyone across the Twin Cities.
Whether you're hunting for hidden treasures, soaking up live entertainment, or diving into a world-class collectibles show, this weekend has something for everyone across the Twin Cities.
Bowling for Soup: Beyond the barricade
Beyond the barricade talks with musicians and bands that people know and love, taking time out of their busy schedule before their latest stop in Minnesota to discuss their past, present and what keeps them going. This week's guest is Bowling for Soup singer Jaret Reddick, who discusses how the scene has changed since they began in 1994, what it feels like to have written one of the most recognizable songs of the mid-2000s in “1985,” how social media has changed the music industry and what can be done to keep costs down for fans ahead of a Sept. 21 stop at Minneapolis' iconic First Avenue.
Beyond the barricade talks with musicians and bands that people know and love, taking time out of their busy schedule before their latest stop in Minnesota to discuss their past, present and what keeps them going. This week's guest is Bowling for Soup singer Jaret Reddick, who discusses how the scene has changed since they began in 1994, what it feels like to have written one of the most recognizable songs of the mid-2000s in “1985,” how social media has changed the music industry and what can be done to keep costs down for fans ahead of a Sept. 21 stop at Minneapolis' iconic First Avenue.
Wild GM Bill Guerin on John Hynes extension: 'To me it's a no-brainer'
Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin spoke Tuesday about the team's decision to sign John Hynes to a multi-year extension. He also gave an update on contract talks with defenseman Quinn Hughes.
Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin spoke Tuesday about the team's decision to sign John Hynes to a multi-year extension. He also gave an update on contract talks with defenseman Quinn Hughes.
Wild coach John Hynes on extension: 'It's an honor to coach these guys'
Minnesota Wild coach John Hynes speaks with reporters after the team announced Tuesday he's signed a multi-year contract extension. Hynes helped lead the Wild to its first playoff series win in 11 seasons last year.
Minnesota Wild coach John Hynes speaks with reporters after the team announced Tuesday he's signed a multi-year contract extension. Hynes helped lead the Wild to its first playoff series win in 11 seasons last year.
Alleged Medicaid Fraudster who initially fled country, released from federal custody
A Twin Cities man accused of stealing nearly $1.3 million from a Medicaid program meant to help people with disabilities find housing was released from federal custody on GPS monitoring and home confinement after pleading not guilty in the case.
A Twin Cities man accused of stealing nearly $1.3 million from a Medicaid program meant to help people with disabilities find housing was released from federal custody on GPS monitoring and home confinement after pleading not guilty in the case.
Medicaid fraud suspect released on GPS monitoring
Kaamil Omar Sallah pleaded not guilty to four counts of wire fraud in a federal case involving Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services program. Prosecutors allege Sallah and his coconspirators fraudulently claimed about $1.4 million in program funds through fake and inflated billing.
Kaamil Omar Sallah pleaded not guilty to four counts of wire fraud in a federal case involving Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services program. Prosecutors allege Sallah and his coconspirators fraudulently claimed about $1.4 million in program funds through fake and inflated billing.
Kennedy Center board votes to close venue after judge blocks plan to honor Trump: report
The Kennedy Center’s Board of Trustees voted to close the iconic performing arts venue amid financial issues and an ongoing dispute over adding President Donald Trump’s name to the building, according to Associated Press reporting citing sources familiar with the vote.
The Kennedy Center’s Board of Trustees voted to close the iconic performing arts venue amid financial issues and an ongoing dispute over adding President Donald Trump’s name to the building, according to Associated Press reporting citing sources familiar with the vote.
Klobuchar questions Patel on Good, Pretti cases
Sen. Klobuchar questioned FBI Director Patel about the investigations into the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, including concerns about the FBI's handling of the cases.
Sen. Klobuchar questioned FBI Director Patel about the investigations into the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, including concerns about the FBI's handling of the cases.
Minnesota weather: Much brighter and more comfortable Tuesday
Expect a brighter, breezier Tuesday with afternoon sunshine and comfortable temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s across Minnesota.
Expect a brighter, breezier Tuesday with afternoon sunshine and comfortable temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s across Minnesota.
MN weather: Sun returns after rainy Monday
FOX 9 Meteorologist Keith Marler has your Tuesday forecast. The sun is back after a rainy Monday, but more rain is coming later this week.
FOX 9 Meteorologist Keith Marler has your Tuesday forecast. The sun is back after a rainy Monday, but more rain is coming later this week.