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
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.
Hennepin County youth crime data: Diversion programs work, Moriarty says
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office presented juvenile crime data that it says demonstrates the effectiveness of early intervention programs.
Randolph community honors beloved farmer Jay Otte
The small town of Randolph is coming together to honor the memory of Jay Otte, a man known for his generosity and dedication to the community.
Flight cancellations hit MSP Airport as government shutdown continues
Flight cancellations are hitting Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as the Federal Aviation Administration orders commercial airlines to begin cutting their flight schedules.
MSP Airport slated to be impacted by FAA flight reductions: What to know
MSP Airport is expected to be impacted by an FAA plan to reduce flights at major airports slated to start this weekend amid the government shutdown.
SNAP benefits ending: What Minnesotans need to know
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are set to end at the end of the month. Here's what Minnesotans need to know.