AI car repair? Minnesota biz empowers DIY repairs
Most of us have been there: something breaks on your vehicle and the mechanic bill is more than you can afford. But now, there's a way to diagnose and fix the problem without ever entering a shop.
Slower job growth in new report
A new jobs report shows the economy is cooling. However, some experts think it's a sign the Federal Reserve's moves to fight inflation are working.
Mounds View development causes protest
Neighbors in the northeast metro are continuing their fight to block a wetland area from becoming a residential development. FOX 9’s Courtney Godfrey explains the fight in Mounds View that attracted more than a dozen residents on Monday.
Impacts of the DFL tax bill
The final version of several DFL bills, including the tax bill, has yet to be finalized and still has to go back to the House and Senate for a vote before it can reach Gov. Tim Walz's desk.
Breaking down MN tax rebate bill
Minnesota tax rebate checks got whittled down a little bit smaller but there are still some significant tax breaks in the bill that should be finalized on Thursday.
MN gets $60.5M in Juul, Altria settlement
Minnesota will receive $60.5 million over seven years following a settlement with e-cigarette manufacturer JUUL and tobacco marketer Altria.
Minneapolis upgrades 100-year-old water plant
The city of Minneapolis completed significant upgrades at the 100-year-old Fridley Water Filtration Plant, costing $66 million.
The state of downtown Minneapolis
In recent weeks, there's been a visible shift in downtown Minneapolis.
How to get COVID tests now before it's no longer free
Free COVID testing ends on May 11, but you'll still have access to tests with a few differences.
PCA agencies violate labor laws after failing to pay COVID-19 funding wages
Five personal care assistant agencies violated Minnesota’s labor laws after failing to pay back wages for COVID-19 related funding.
Cub Foods employees reach deal before planned strike
Cub Foods employees reached an agreement ahead of a looming strike in the Twin Cities that would have affected dozens of stores on a busy holiday weekend.
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President Joe Biden speaks at Cummins Power Generation Facility in Fridley [RAW]
President Joe Biden visited Minnesota on Monday, making a stop in Fridley to tout his economic agenda. He delivered remarks on his economic agenda at the Cummins Power Generation Facility in Fridley on April 3, 2023.
President Joe Biden coming to Minnesota on Monday
President Joe Biden is traveling to Minnesota on Monday. He'll be discussing the economy at the Cummins Facility in Fridley.
MN private sector job numbers recover from pandemic losses, DEED says
DEED announced Minnesota has gained back all of the private sector jobs lost during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
President Joe Biden addresses Silicon Valley Bank collapse
President Joe Biden on Monday addressed the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, which is the second-largest in U.S history.
Minnesota lawmakers debate changes to Social Security income tax
Lawmakers discussed two bills currently in the house tax committee that could affect how social income would be taxed in Minnesota.
New tool hoping to lower prescription costs in Minnesota
Prescription drug prices climbed more than 40% in Minnesota over the last five years, and almost no one seems to know why. A new online tool is hoping to bring more transparency to the problem and lower costs.
Push to remove Minnesota's minimum gas markup
A group of lawmakers want to get rid of the minimum markup on gas where retailers have to charge an extra $0.08 per gallon to avoid selling gas too cheaply.
Downtown Minneapolis seeing a rebound, leaders say
Minneapolis seems to be taking steps forward when it comes to the state of downtown Minneapolis.
US health officials propose once-a-year COVID-19 vaccines for most Americans
The proposal comes as boosters have become a hard sell.