Big concert weekend in Twin Cities

Music fans are gearing up for a big concert weekend in the Twin Cities with headliners like Green Day and Metallica. FOX 9's Se Kwon has more.

Former Metro Transit bus now traveling metal art lab

A nomadic lab is making art available to everyone in the Twin Cities. And it’s not just any art, the WOW Mobile Metal Lab specializes in metal casting. Local sculptor Sara Hanson purchased and renovated a Metro Transit city bus, which is now equipped with 14 workstations. Follow along with the bus locations and events on Instagram @WowMobileMetalLab.

Minneapolis community groups host cook out

Northside Minneapolis neighbors are coming together to share a good meal. Community groups A Mother's Love, 21 Days of Peace, Safe Streets, and others, organized the outreach event to take time to talk and enjoy one another.

Minneapolis Mayor proposes new budget

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey unveiled a $1.8 billion budget proposal on Wednesday that will raise property tax levies to honor commitments made in city services, and account for inflation in the process.

FAA weighs flight path changes at MSP Airport

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is preparing for major changes that could soon reshape flight paths, potentially bringing more noise to some neighborhoods while offering relief to others.

‘Mystery on the Mississippi’ brings theater to Mississippi River

There’s a mystery brewin’ on the Mississippi and it’s taking place at Crosby Farm Regional Park in St. Paul. "Mystery on the Mississippi" is an immersive theatrical experience where the audience gets to walk through the picturesque park while watching a show unfold. This is the ninth year for the popular ‘Mystery on the Mississippi’ show. It’s an hour-long collaboration between Mississippi Park Connection and Fearless Comedy Productions. The shows are on Aug. 16, Sept. 27 and Oct, 12. Tickets are available on the Park Connection website.

4 hospitalized in Minneapolis apartment fire

An overnight apartment fire in downtown Minneapolis left four people hospitalized, including a child, and dozens without a home. Minneapolis fire officials say several people were rescued from the burning building, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.