Bill Keller
Bill is hard at work while most of us are fast asleep; he’s one of our in the field reporters for the FOX 9 Morning News.
Every morning, Bill and his trusty photographer Steve Peinovich hit the highways and byways of the Twin Cities to tell you what’s happened overnight and what’s up for the day.
In his time away from work, you won’t find Bill indoors very often. Winter or summer, he’s outside on his motorcycle, snowmobile or his watercraft du jour.
The latest from Bill Keller
MN fraud response: Gov. Walz announces major plan to centralize, modernize DHS
Gov. Walz announced a massive plan Tuesday to overhaul Minnesota's Dept. of Human Services to combat Medicaid fraud. See his plan here.
Economic impact of ICE surge in Minnesota
State officials detailed the economic impact of ICE operations in Minnesota, even as federal authorities say Operation Metro Surge is scaling back while hundreds of agents remain statewide.
Federal judge threatens top prosecutor with contempt 'again and again and again' for violated court orders
The chief federal judge for Minnesota is threatening to hold federal prosecutors in criminal contempt if they continue to violate court orders following the flood of civil cases stemming from Operation Metro Surge.
Don Lemon pleads not guilty in connection to St. Paul anti-ICE church protest
Journalist Don Lemon and several others appeared in federal court on Friday, facing charges related to an anti-ICE protest at Cities Church in St. Paul nearly a month ago.
ICE in Minnesota: Gov. Walz addresses small business challenges amid federal surge
Gov. Tim Walz spoke on the impacts that the federal surge is having on small businesses across Minnesota., adding that after recently speaking with federal officials, he expects the surge of federal agents in the state to end soon.
Anoka-Hennepin teachers voting on strike authorization amid stalled contract negotiations
Teachers in Minnesota's largest school district are casting their votes on whether to authorize a strike, as contract negotiations remain unresolved.
Minneapolis council reviews ordinance barring police from helping ICE
Minneapolis council members are set to hold a public hearing on Tuesday as they review changes to an ordinance that bans city employees from assisting ICE agents with immigration enforcement.
Anoka-Hennepin School District board meets as educator contract talks loom
The Anoka-Hennepin School District is hosting a board meeting Monday night amid ongoing contract negotiations with educators.
Walz 'welcomes' federal probe into fraud allegations: 'You commit fraud, you're going to prison'
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he welcomes the federal investigation into state fraud allegations, adding, “you commit fraud in Minnesota, you're going to prison."
Feeding Our Future: 77th person charged in massive $250M fraud scheme
Ousman Camara is facing a nine-count indictment, and is accused of claiming over $1 million in pandemic relief funds meant to feed hungry children. He is the 77th person charged in the massive $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme case.