Minneapolis police investigating north Minneapolis shooting death
Minneapolis police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a shooting that left one person dead in north Minneapolis early on Friday morning.
Teenager with gun taken into custody after standoff in north Minneapolis
Police saw a person running with a gun after hearing gunshots, leading to a standoff in north Minneapolis on Friday morning.
Apple IOS eye tracking will let you control an iPhone with your eyes
New features coming to Apple IOS 18 later this year will allow users to control their iPhone with their eyes and offer a way for deaf or hard of hearing users to experience music.
Great Big Game Show attraction coming to Mall of America
A live-action game show experience is opening at Mall of America this summer.
Officers sued after entering Brooklyn Center home claiming doll was a baby
Three metro police officers are accused of performing an illegal search of a Brooklyn Center, Minn. home after officers claimed to mistake a doll for a dead baby.
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Wridz rideshare app news conference [RAW]
Wridz CEO Steve Wright spoke to reporters after the app went live in Minneapolis.
'Wridz' rideshare app hits the streets of Minneapolis
A new app is giving Minneapolis another option to hail rides in the city after the council passed an ordinance to raise the minimum rate for rideshare drivers.
'Wridz' rideshare app hits streets of Minneapolis
A new subscription-based rideshare app hopes to replace Uber and Lyft in Minneapolis if the companies follow through on their ultimatum to leave if the Minneapolis City Council passes its minimum wage ordinance.
Hennepin County judge shuts down more fake child nutrition nonprofits
The Minnesota Attorney General's Office announced Thursday another 17 fake nonprofits have been shut down for defrauding the Federal Child Nutrition Program.
Corpse flower at Como Park Zoo and Conservatory continues to grow, but no bloom yet
A corpse flower at Como Park Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul could bloom any day now.
‘Operation Safe Summer’ announced by Minneapolis Police Department
Public safety officials in the city of Minneapolis are launching a strategic plan to combat crime over the summer.
Minneapolis police launch 'Operation Safe Summer'
"Operation Safe Summer" is being launched by the Minneapolis Police Department for the third summer in a row.
High-profile bills high and dry as Capitol session concludes?
The clock is ticking on Minnesota Democrats trying to pass bills addressing sports betting, Uber and Lyft, and a lot more. A Republican strategy to slow things down shifted to the Senate Wednesday and time could just run out on some bills soon.
Facebook is filling up with AI-generated spam — and you’re eating it up
A surge in AI-generated posts on Facebook is appearing on users' accounts, causing some uncertainty about which posts are real.
Tom Brady reveals roast jokes affected his children: 'I wouldn’t do that again'
Tom Brady won’t be doing another roast, as he admitted it affected his kids and loved ones.
NFL Christmas Day games will be on Netflix the next 3 years
Netflix and the NFL announced a deal that brings a handful of games to the streaming giant over the next three seasons.
I-35 delays near Duluth expected this summer
If you’re planning a trip to Duluth at some point this summer, you’ll likely want to leave yourself some extra time.
2 record-breaking shovelnose sturgeons caught within 4 days in MN
Two record-breaking shovelnose sturgeons were caught within a few days of each other in Minnesota in March.
Minnesotans enjoy fishing opener on Saturday
Many Minnesotans were out on lakes and rivers enjoying the fishing opener in the state on Saturday. FOX 9 photojournalist, Eric Gedrose, captured some anglers enjoying the day.
Minneapolis ‘violence intervention’ contracts contested by city council
Contracts for groups that are supposed to provide intervention services throughout Minneapolis – addressing potential violent confrontations before they escalate – became the subject of lengthy debate among the Minneapolis City Council on Thursday.