Work meeting etiquette

The pandemic certainly changed the way many co-workers collaborate. Whether it's in person, virtual or hybrid there are probably those little things that drive you nuts. Etiquette expert Juliet Mitchell joined Fox 9 Good Day to share advice.

Night 2 Shine Fundraiser for cancer research

Fox 9 has followed the journey of local teen Megan Wagner for several years now. She's celebrating 3 1/2 years of being cancer-free. Several years ago, Megan and her family launched Reading 4 Research, a way to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Coming up on Saturday March 9th they're hosting a fundraiser called Night 2 Shine at Forgotten Star Brewing. Megan and her mom Andrea joined the FOX 9 Morning news to talk about the fundraiser.

Ice Bar 101: How are they built?

It took awhile for us to get there this winter, but temperatures are finally frigid enough for ice bar season. FOX 9 Good Day sent Stephanie March from Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine to Apple Valley to see how they're crafting a "cool" creation with some fun drinks to warm you up over the next couple of months.

U of M Dance Team reflects on viral video

The University of Minnesota Dance Team is fresh of a big win at The College Dance Team National Championships and their routine is going viral online. Dance team members Ava Wagner, Lauren Busyn, and Annie Keiper joined FOX 9 Good Day to talk about the win and the big reactions to their routine.

U of M Dance Team joins Friday Dance Off

The U of M Dance Team is coming off a big win at the College Dance Team National Championships. A few members joined the FOX 9 Morning News Friday Dance Off!

Snow shovel shopping: What to look for

With Minnesota winters, there is perhaps no tool more important than the snow shovel. Even though we haven't got a lot of snow yet, it's good to be prepared when it does come. Gabe Ruegg with the University of Minnesota College of Design joined the FOX 9 Morning News to share some tips for which designs are best for every snow situation.

Boat Show at Minneapolis Convention Center

The Minneapolis Boat Show is back for its 51st year. There are just under 600 boats packed into the Convention Center displaying everything from the innovative technology on new boats to classic and vintage boats. The show runs from Jan. 18-21. Tickets must be purchased in advance online.

Entertaining pets during winter

Azure Davis of Ruff Start Rescue joins Fox 9's Good Day with tips on how to keep your pets entertained during the cold winter months.

Ways to entertain your dog in the winter

Winter cold giving your dog cabin fever? Azure Davis from Ruff Start Rescue joined FOX 9 Good Day to share tips for keeping dogs entertained and out of trouble during the next couple of months.

FOX 9 surprises Hidden Hero with $10K

Fox is kicking off the New Year by recognizing some of the 'Hidden Heroes' in our communities. Our company has teamed up with the Elizabeth Dole foundation to spotlight caregivers in our communities in the new year. Elissa Lynch's husband Mick was driving a mobile assault vehicle in Afghanistan when he ran over an improvised explosive device (IED). He sustained a back injury, as well as a traumatic brain injury (TBI). He came home and remained in the Army until he was medically retired in 2014. She's been her husband's caretaker since his injury. On Fox 9 Good Day, Elissa was surprised with a $10,000 check from Fox.

Take the cold plunge at new wellness space; Embrace North

The hottest wellness trend of 2024 is ice cold. Cold plunging has been used in physical therapy and in the locker rooms of college and professional athletes for quite some time, but now there’s a permanent space in Northeast Minneapolis to try it. Embrace North is in the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood. It offers cold immersion tubs and saunas. The typical cycle is to begin with the sauna for 10-20 minutes followed by a 1-5 minute ice bath and do two or more rounds of that. The space is open seven days a week at 811 9th Street SE.

Move over pickleball, padel has arrived in the Twin Cities

Pickleball might be all the rage, but there’s another racquet sport that’s quietly gaining popularity in the United States. It’s called padel and it originated in Mexico. The Heights Racquet and Social Club just opened the first padel court in Mendota Heights. It’s described as a mixture of squash and tennis. The court is made of astroturf and sand and it’s smaller than a tennis court. It’s played as doubles on an enclosed court and the glass walls are in-play. The Heights will be installing two more padel courts. It also has four squash courts, pickleball courts, gym equipment, locker rooms, showers and saunas. The Heights is located just north of Interstate 494, off of Pilot Knob Road at 1415 Mendota Heights Road.