FOX 9 Good Day: April 24, 2024
A Twin Cities suburb declares itself the ?Restaurant Capital of Minnesota.? But is it? We break down the debate. Kelly takes us inside the first "romance only" book store in Minneapolis. Saturday is ?Drug Take Back Day,? a day to clean out the medicine cabinet and get rid of old prescriptions and other medicines taking up space in your bathroom. Learn why it?s so important to get the old medicines out of your house. And keeping kids and adults safe in the water. The University of Minnesota is hosting its annual ?Water Safety Festival.? We get a preview of all the events planned for the weekend and learn at what age children should start learning how to swim.
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FOX 9 Good Day: April 24, 2024

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