Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
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Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

Monday many across the country will cause to honor Martin Luther King Junior Day, but Tuesday the cities of Brooklyn Park and Brooklyn Center have plans in the works to deepen the community conversation. Tuesday is National Day of Racial Healing. We sat down with Brooklyn Park Racial Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Manager Dr. Marcellus Davis and committee member Dawn Stevens to learn more about the free event.

Snocross race brings high-flying action to Canterbury Park
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Snocross race brings high-flying action to Canterbury Park

The best snocross riders in the world will be at Canterbury Park this weekend for the Pirtek Snocross National in Shakopee. More than 300 riders will be competing in 45 races scheduled over the next two days. Races begin at 11:15 a.m. on Jan. 12-13 and continue through each day with opening ceremonies at 6 p.m. There is plenty of indoor space to watch the races plus food vendors and kids activities. General admission ticketing begins at $20 for Friday and $25 Saturday. Parking is free.

Pups making a splash at The Dog Tank
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Pups making a splash at The Dog Tank

The weather outside might be frightful, but inside it’s perfect for a plunge. The Dog Tank in Mendota Heights is hosting a doggy polar plunge Jan. 12-14. This is a NADD (North American Diving Dogs) event meaning some of the dogs can earn a title. The Dog Tank is located at 2415 Pilot Knob Road and is open for public viewing. It’s a great way to learn about the sport of dock diving.

New brunch spot opens in Uptown
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New brunch spot opens in Uptown

The Breakfast Club has arrived in Uptown. It’s open seven days a week at 1300 Lagoon Ave. This is the first Breakfast Club in the Twin Cities. There are three locations in Iowa. The space is lively and colorful with TV screens playing a mix of music videos from the '80s and '90s and Cocomelon (because you eat your breakfast while watching cartoons). The brunch menu is expansive and even offers starters like breakfast corn dogs and a crepe flight. You can follow along on Instagaram @TheBreakfastClubMPLS

Soul Bowl creator opens coffee café in the Mill District
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Soul Bowl creator opens coffee café in the Mill District

The founder’s of Soul Bowl are adding two new restaurants to their repertoire. They’ve taken over the former Smith and Porter space. First, they opened C.R.E.A.M. Café, which is an acronym for Coffee Rules Everything Around Me. The café serves craft coffee and coffee flights, tea and breakfast all day plus lunch options. They’re open Sunday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 428 S. 2nd St. in the Mill District of Minneapolis. In March, they’ll open a restaurant next door to C.R.E.A.M Café called Klassics Kitchen + Cocktail.

Radon testing tips
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Radon testing tips

Minnesota's Department of Health is urging homeowners to take action this month and test for radon. More than 40% of homes in Minnesota have radon levels that are too high. Dan Tranter from MDH's indoor air unit joined the FOX 9 Morning News to talk about testing and mitigation options.

FAFSA changes in 2024
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FAFSA changes in 2024

Families who fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will notice some changes in the new year. The U.S. Department of Education is overhauling the process, and some families could pay more for college while others end up paying less. Wendy Robinson from Minnesota's Office of Higher Education joined the FOX 9 Morning News to discuss the changes and what they mean for Minnesotans.

St. Paul swearing in first all-female city council
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St. Paul swearing in first all-female city council

History will be made in St. Paul as they prepare to swear in the city's first all-female city council on Tuesday. Four of the seven council members are newcomers, three are incumbents. All seven women are under the age of 40, and a majority are women of color. Incumbent city council member Rebecca Noecker joined the FOX 9 Morning News to talk about the history-making moment.

New art exhibit explores visual trickery in Shoreview
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New art exhibit explores visual trickery in Shoreview

Local philanthropist and art collector, Gerard Cafesjian, amassed thousands of pieces of fine art over his lifetime. He had a particular interest in art that explored optical illusions. Those works are on display in the ‘Fooling the Eye’ exhibit at the Cafesjian Art Trust in Shoreview. The show will run through May 4. The museum is open Thursday through Saturday. There are three tours daily. It’s free to visit but reservations must be made ahead of time on the museums website or by calling 612-359-8991. The museum is located at 4600 Churchill St. in Shoreview.

Organizing tips for 2024
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Organizing tips for 2024

Productivity and organizing coach Aimee Olson drops by Good Day to discuss tips on how to be more productive in the new year.