Cigna sues, wants leeway to tell customers which pharmacies to use
A giant healthcare company is suing the State of Minnesota over a state law that is supposed to protect small pharmacies in rural parts of the state.
Passcode Predators: Inside a cell-phone theft ring that drained online accounts
Minneapolis police recently showed the FOX 9 Investigators how a highly organized cell phone theft ring targeted drunk, college-aged kids in Minneapolis’ popular bar scene.
Minneapolis to provide update on violence prevention programs under growing scrutiny
City and court records obtained by FOX 9 are shedding more light on violence prevention programs that received hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding.
Teacher of the Year sex abuse investigation: ‘He was just manipulative’
A former Harvest Best Academy student accused her middle school English teacher of “grooming" and sexually abusing her months after he had been named Minnesota Teacher of the Year in 2016.
RICO cases highlight generations of gang violence traced back to one shooting
A federal criminal complaint connects decades of gang violence to a shooting at a Minneapolis house party in May 2004. Christopher Little, a member of the Lows street gang, was killed in the shooting, and the Lows and Highs have been feuding ever since.
3M PFAS lawsuits cost billions. Insurance giant AIG doesn't want to pay.
Insurance company AIG filed a lawsuit against Minnesota-based manufacturer 3M to avoid paying for thousands of lawsuits related to 3M’s production and dumping of PFAS chemicals.
AIG sues 3M over PFAS lawsuits
Insurance company AIG filed a lawsuit against Minnesota-based manufacturer 3M to avoid paying for thousands of lawsuits related to 3M’s production and dumping of PFAS chemicals.
What's next for the Jan. 6 rioters?
Nearly half of the Minnesotans charged in the Capitol riot investigation have either been found guilty or pleaded guilty.
January 6 rioters: What's next?
Nearly half of the Minnesotans charged in the Capitol riot investigation have either been found guilty or pleaded guilty. Former Minneapolis resident Brian Mock was handed one of the heaviest sentences – three years in prison – after he kicked a fallen officer, threw a flagpole at officers and stole riot shields.
Healthcare insurance companies blamed for 'pharmacy deserts' in Minnesota
Minnesota has lost hundreds of pharmacies in a little over a decade, creating "pharmacy deserts" that are forcing people to travel a lot farther or rely on mail service to obtain their prescription medications.
Ramsey County will no longer bill people for mobile crisis response services
Ramsey County is ending its controversial policy of billing people who call the crisis hotline in search of life-saving help from the mobile crisis response team. The FOX 9 Investigators previously exposed how the county billed hundreds of people after they called the crisis hotline.
Ramsey County ends controversial crisis billing
Ramsey County is ending its controversial policy of billing people who call the crisis hotline in search of life-saving help from the mobile crisis response team.
Former 3M scientist who made ‘unsettling’ PFAS discovery says bosses deceived her
When former 3M lab scientist Kris Hansen found the company’s chemicals were in human blood in 1997, she said "it was like finding the big red 3M logo in the blood of the general population."
Minnesota AG sues gun-maker Glock over pistol ‘switch’ modification
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is announcing “significant litigation" against a “major corporation" in the gun industry on Thursday.
UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect had a ghost gun
Pennsylvania court records reveal Luigi Mangione had a “3D printed pistol and a black silencer" when he was arrested and eventually charged with murder.
3M watchdog says he ‘agonized’ over PFAS chemicals in video deposition
A former 3M scientist and self-proclaimed "watchdog" said during a recorded deposition that he "agonized" over his decision to quit his job after his efforts to make the company aware of the dangers associated with PFAS chemicals were met with "roadblocks, delays and indecision."
3M watchdog discusses PFAS
A former 3M scientist said during a recorded deposition that he “agonized” over his decision to quit his job after his efforts to make the company aware of the dangers associated with PFAS chemicals were met with “roadblocks, delays and indecision.”
3M strategy to 'command' PFAS science detailed in video depositions
Depositions obtained by the FOX 9 Investigators show how 3M executives and scientists implemented a strategy designed to influence the science surrounding PFAS chemicals, shaped public perception, and attempted to keep some information secret.
3M depositions: PFAS science strategy
Recorded depositions of 3M executives and scientists obtained by FOX 9 reveal more about the company’s strategy to influence the science surrounding PFAS chemicals.
3M video depositions shed light on PFAS litigation, company’s research
Hundreds of recorded depositions obtained by the FOX 9 Investigators show 3M executives and scientists were aware of potential environmental and health risks associated with PFAS chemicals decades before the company began phasing out the manufacturing of some chemicals.