Minneapolis coffee institution closing after 50 years
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A nearly 50-year-old specialty coffee shop in Minneapolis' Linden Hills neighborhood is closing after its landlord declined to renew its lease. FOX 9’s Maury Glover has the story

Linden Hills staple Coffee and Tea Limited closing after 50 years

A Linden Hills coffee institution is closing after its landlord chose not to renew its lease, leaving longtime customers and the owner's family saying goodbye to a neighborhood staple.

Target boycott: Activists demand answers over offensive Halloween costume imagery

Minnesota civil rights leaders held a protest outside Target headquarters in Minneapolis to "demand answers about how a racially offensive children's Halloween costume made it through the retailer's internal review and approval processes," according to a news release from National Target Boycott.

South Minneapolis shooting: Man dies after being found shot inside car

Police are investigating a fatal shooting after a man was found shot inside a vehicle in south Minneapolis early Friday morning.

Arguments heard over releasing records in federal conspiracy case against MN 15

A defense attorney in the federal conspiracy case against the group known as the "Minnesota 15" argued for the release of more surveillance-related records from the federal government.

Complaints rack up against Minneapolis landlord
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A Minneapolis landlord refuses to show up to court after they didn't make promised repairs and now won’t pay the thousands of dollars it owes tenants, according to court documents. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni has the latest on the case that’s costing the landlord a $750 a day fine.

Feeding Our Future fraudsters sentenced to prison, ordered to pay restitution

Another defendant in the Feeding Our Future scheme was sentenced for his role in stealing millions of dollars from taxpayers during the height of the COVID-19 panmdemic.

Annunciation community honors victims 1 year later
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One year after a mass shooting at the Annunciation church and school in Minneapolis took the lives of two children and injured several others, the surrounding community is honoring those after the tragedy.

Heritage Park Apartments: $6 million investment aims to address poor living conditions

The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority Board of Commissioners voted to approve a $6 million investment after public outcry over poor living conditions at Heritage Park Apartments.

Minneapolis City Council approves new dress code ordinance for bars, restaurants

The Minneapolis City Council voted 13-0 on Thursday to pass a new ordinance requiring liquor-serving establishments with dress codes to display them clearly at their entrances.

Annunciation shooting 1 year later: How community can honor those impacted

Thursday, Aug. 27 marks one year since the deadly mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church and School in Minneapolis. Now, the community is focused on healing, with many channeling their grief into action.

ICE agent released from Texas jail after court ruling in extradition battle

ICE agent Christian Castro has been released from jail in Texas after a judge denied a motion by Minnesota officials seeking to keep him held as they fight for his extradition in a Hennepin County case.

Annunciation shooting: Harper Moyski's parents launch project to preserve survivors' stories

The parents of Annunciation Church and School shooting victim Harper Moyski launched the One More Story Collective to preserve stories from those impacted by the Aug. 27, 2025 mass shooting.

MPD's internal affairs faces scrutiny after George Floyd's death
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The Minneapolis City Council's Committee of the Whole on Tuesday discusses process and policy changes for the Minneapolis Police Department's internal affairs unit after the 2020 death of George Floyd.

ICE agent extradition fight continues
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The fate of an ICE agent charged in a Minneapolis shooting during Operation Metro Surge is now in the hands of a federal judge in Texas. FOX 9’s Paul Blume has the latest.

Spider-Man counter-protester punches Jake Lang
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Raw video from Jake Lang's Minneapolis rally shows a counter-protester dressed as Spider-Man striking Lang, jumping on his truck and attempting to take his sign. Minneapolis police identified the man as 33-year-old William Nicholas Love, who has been charged with fifth-degree assault. This video has been edited to remove a sign Lang is holding containing a racial slur.