New brunch spot opens in Uptown
The Breakfast Club has arrived in Uptown. It’s open seven days a week at 1300 Lagoon Ave. This is the first Breakfast Club in the Twin Cities. There are three locations in Iowa. The space is lively and colorful with TV screens playing a mix of music videos from the '80s and '90s and Cocomelon (because you eat your breakfast while watching cartoons). The brunch menu is expansive and even offers starters like breakfast corn dogs and a crepe flight. You can follow along on Instagaram @TheBreakfastClubMPLS
Soul Bowl creator opens coffee café in the Mill District
The founder’s of Soul Bowl are adding two new restaurants to their repertoire. They’ve taken over the former Smith and Porter space. First, they opened C.R.E.A.M. Café, which is an acronym for Coffee Rules Everything Around Me. The café serves craft coffee and coffee flights, tea and breakfast all day plus lunch options. They’re open Sunday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 428 S. 2nd St. in the Mill District of Minneapolis. In March, they’ll open a restaurant next door to C.R.E.A.M Café called Klassics Kitchen + Cocktail.
Dead body discovered in trash can leaves man who found him, victim’s family reeling as MPD investigates
It was a grisly discovery -- a murder victim, shot to death, his body stuffed into a trash bin inside the detached garage of a vacant north Minneapolis home. Several days later, there have still been no arrests.
MN rideshare drivers picket at MSP airport
Minnesota Uber and Lyft drivers held a strike Thursday at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport. Drivers are demanding more compensation for the work that they do.
Message from man who found body in trash can
The man who discovered the body in a trash can in Minneapolis, speaks out after the discovery as Minneapolis police investigate the murder.
Sun Country workers picketing at MSP
Flight attendants at Sun Country Airlines represented by Teamsters Local 120 will hold an informational picket at Minneapolis-St. Paul International (MSP) Airport to demand, “a fair contract and better wages” for workers.
Metro Transit ups police presence on trains
Metro Transit leaders talk with riders about safety concerns on light rail trains.
Southwest Light Rail Transit project update
The still unfinished Southwest Light Rail Transit (SWLRT) project is now projected to cost more than double its initial projections in 2012 after several delays and price hikes during its construction.
Convicted killer serving life sentence since age 15 gets chance at parole
A man serving a life sentence for a murder he committed when he was 15-years-old in 1995 could be granted parole as the result of a new law.
Fridley man accused in shooting that injured 11-year-old girl faces federal charges
The Fridley man accused of firing the shot that hit an 11-year-old girl in the face during New Year's celebrations is now facing federal charges.
Ice restrictions lifted for Upper Red Lake in northern Minnesota
Following a series of rescues for stranded people on ice chunks that broke off from shore, authorities have lifted a restriction placed on vehicles driving onto a popular ice fishing lake in northern Minnesota.
Minneapolis' new strategy to thwart copper thieves targeting street lights
City officials say Minneapolis spent $250,000 last year to replace copper wires stolen from light posts. And when city crews replace them, thieves frequently steal the copper wires again.
Family's search for suspect in Minneapolis hit-and-run uncovers new video
Two months have gone by since a Minneapolis man was hit while riding a Lime scooter, and every day, his family continues to search for answers.
Thieves dismantle, sell streetlight copper
Both Minneapolis and St. Paul have been dealing with streetlights going dark due to thieves stealing copper from them.
Lime scooter hit-and-run family seeks answers
A Twin Cities family is continuing their search for the driver who hit a man on a Lime scooter on Lyndale Avenue earlier this year.
New law could free man serving life sentence
A new law passed by the Minnesota Legislature last session could free a man convicted of killing another in 1995 when he was 15-years-old. FOX 9’s Karen Scullin spoke with the now 43-year-old who could be facing parole.
Minneapolis speeding cameras pilot program preparation underway
The City of Minneapolis is ready to launch a program enforcing speed limits with cameras, but there might be legal hurdles to its enforcement.
Murder accomplice, who defaced victim's memorial, sentenced
He was an accomplice to a Minneapolis murder last January and then defaced the victim’s memorial in the days that followed. And now, a Hennepin County District Court Judge has sentenced Shawn Goodloe to 12.5 years in prison.
Minnesota speed cameras proposal discussed
Minnesota could potentially implement a pilot program that would monitor a driver’s speeds through the use of “red light cameras” that could be voted on by the Minnesota Legislature this year. FOX 9’s Corin Hoggard has the details.
Minneapolis man found dead in trash can: Cause of death revealed
The death of a Minneapolis man found in a garbage can on Sunday has been ruled a homicide, a medical examiner's report has determined.