Minneapolis teacher survival hit-and-run faces long recovery, grateful for second chance
Two surgeries down, with another one scheduled for Monday, Julia Klatt Singer is grateful for a second chance at life, after a Minneapolis hit-and-run crash.
Twin Cities preschool teacher injured in hit-and-run
Beloved Twin Cities preschool teacher, Julia Klatt Singer, was hit while crossing the street in Minneapolis. As she recovers she talks with FOX 9's Babs Santos about her experience. The driver in the hit-and-run has yet to be found.
Minneapolis stabbings, shots fired incident being investigated by police
Minneapolis police are investigating two separate stabbing incidents, one of which also involved gunfire, that happened early Sunday morning.
Minneapolis townhome fire leaves 5 displaced
A fire at a Minneapolis townhome left five people displaced Saturday afternoon.
One click to help Minneapolis STEM school win Esports classroom
The Esports craze could soon reach a budget-constrained Minneapolis elementary school, with the help of a click of your finger.
Mpls teacher a finalist for classroom makeover
Minneapolis teacher a finalist for classroom makeover competition, as Hall STEM Academy is hoping to win a Wisconsin company's contest to earn $40,000 in new furniture.
Man found guilty of robbing, sexually assaulting sex worker in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis man has been found guilty after he robbed and sexually assaulted a sex worker in February.
Christkindl Market coming to Minneapolis
A German-style market inspired by Chicago’s Christkindl Market is coming to Minneapolis this winter. FOX 9’s Se Kwon has more on the holiday festivities.
Hennepin Co. Jail short staffing causing issues
The Hennepin County Jail was given an extension to reduce its number of inmates. Officials say that short staffing had led to the need to reduce the population, but money isn't an issue. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the story.
Businesses located at George Floyd Square sue Mayor Frey, Minneapolis
Five businesses located at George Floyd Square are suing the City of Minneapolis and Mayor Jacob Frey for $30 million, claiming the closure of the intersection after George Floyd's murder hurt their businesses.
Tyler Childers announces Target Center show in April as part of world tour
Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Tyler Childers has announced a stop in Minneapolis’ Target Center as part of his upcoming world tour.
Minneapolis approves Labor Standards Board
The Minneapolis City Council voted to approve the creation of a Labor Standards Board (LSB) on Thursday – an act that was met with approval by activists, and concerns from business owners.
Alleged retail marijuana sales lead to state’s first lawsuit post-legalization
Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management is suing a marijuana retailer for allegedly selling products that are over the legal limits of THC content without a license.
Mpls City Council passes Labor Standards Board [RAW]
Minneapolis City Council passed the Labor Standards Board during a vote on Thursday. Council members Katie Cashman, Aisha Chughtai and Aurin Chowdhury join community members in a press conference after the vote.
Minneapolis City Council votes to pass Labor Standards Board
The Minneapolis City Council voted in favor of creating a Labor Standards Board on Thursday, which has drawn ire from the business community.
MN Dept. of Corrections grants extension for Hennepin Co. Jail to reduce inmate population
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) was ordered to reduce its jail inmate population by noon on Thursday, Nov. 14, after it was served a conditional license order (CLO) from the Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC).
Hennepin Co. Jail faces deadline to reduce inmates
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office was ordered to reduce its jail inmate population to 600 by noon on Thursday, Nov. 14. Sheriff Dawanna Witt says the order, which came from the Minnesota Department of Corrections, is simply not possible. FOX 9's Bill Keller has the full report.
Linkin Park coming to Target Center in 2025 as part of From Zero World Tour
Rock band Linkin Park is making a stop in Minneapolis next summer as part of their From Zero World Tour.
Minneapolis City Council to vote on establishing Labor Standards Board
The Minneapolis City Council will vote on a controversial measure on Thursday that has drawn ire from the business community.
Minneapolis meeting weighs fixes to juvenile justice system
A Youth Justice Town Hall took place Wednesday night at the Sabathani Community Center, on what to do about young people and the justice system. Our team has been covering this ongoing issue in our area.