Maury Glover
When we want a personal story told, Maury is our guy. After all, who could say no to that smile?
His passion is meeting people from all walks of life and telling their personal stories; you see those weeknights on FOX 9 News.
Maury is a Minnesotan through and through; born and raised, went to school here…and lives in Minneapolis to this day.
The latest from Maury Glover
Effort to restore Lindstrom's iconic coffee pot percolating
Something special is brewing in Lindstrom, where a local landmark is getting an update.
Timberwolves fans, employees remember longtime usher
Jim Rosemeyer, who began work as an usher at Target Center in 1997, passed away from a heart attack earlier this week.
Toy photographer captures action figures in action
An amateur toy photographer sees his action figures through a different lens.
State of Hockey helps bring sport to young Kenyan athletes
Not all young people have the opportunity to play the same sport as those in the State of Hockey.
MN filmmaker making documentary about classic concession trailers
Local filmmaker Justin Atkinson is making an independent documentary about Filmack Studios.
'Good Sport' gets 2 sold out showings at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
One of the largest celebrations of international cinema in the Upper Midwest is now underway. More than 200 films will be featured, including a Bad News Bears type comedy, by a trio of high school friends from Minnesota.
Faribault Mill has been a common thread for generations of Minnesotans
The Faribault Mill is synonymous with the city it calls home.
North St. Paul’s giant snowman is a frosty fixture
The city of North St Paul has a small town feel in the middle of the metro. For 50 years, a giant snowman has been a symbol of this community.
Roseville's Mr. Zero's reviving new generation of vintage games
A generation of toys and video games is making a comeback at Roseville’s Mr. Zeros, which celebrates 16 years in business next month.
Family physician ready to go the distance after donating organs to 2 strangers
Sunday will be National Doctors' Day, which recognizes physicians who dedicate their lives to serving others. One doctor in Eagan has gone above and beyond to help those in need of life-saving organs.