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
Fire near Mall of America contained at construction site
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at a building under construction near the Mall of America on Friday morning.
Transgender athlete ban up for a vote in Minnesota House Monday
Supporters and opponents of a bill that would ban transgender athletes from participating in girls' sports in Minnesota will rally at the Capitol on Monday ahead of a House vote on the proposal.
Body found in St. Louis Park home after overnight fire
Officials said a man was found dead inside a St. Louis Park home after a house fire early Wednesday morning.
Delta addresses ‘false and misleading assertions’ of Flight 4819 pilots
Delta Air Lines is speaking out against internet rumors that the pilots of Flight 4819 were unqualified.
Feeding Our Future: Opening statements in Aimee Bock trial
Opening statements are set to begin Monday in the federal trial of Aimee Bock, who is accused of orchestrating the massive Feeding Our Future fraud scheme.
Minneapolis rent-fixing scheme lawsuit: Council briefed on allegations
A Minneapolis City Council committee will receive an update from the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office about the ongoing lawsuit against six of the nation’s largest landlords, alleging a scheme to inflate rent prices by using anti-competitive pricing algorithms and data sharing.
Rethinking I-94: MnDOT offers options for St. Paul, Minneapolis corridor
Many plans are trying to address the damage done to the Rondo neighborhood when I-94 was built in the 1960s.
St. Paul homeless encampment cleared by city officials Thursday
St. Paul city officials say police have been called to the encampment more than 400 times for everything from drug use to assaults, while the fire department has responded to 50 calls for EMS and fires.
MN fraud crackdown: Gov. Walz announces legislative package, new state unit
Gov. Tim Walz plans to announce a legislative package and centralized investigations unit aimed at stopping fraud in Minnesota on Friday.