Jake Paul outlasts Mike Tyson in Netflix fight
Social media star turned boxer Jake Paul defeated former heavyweight champ Mike Tyson in the pair's boxing match at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Friday night.
Property tax increases give Minnesota homeowners sticker shock
Homeowners across Minnesota started getting their property tax assessments this week, but some are also getting sticker shock when they open their mailbox.
Holiday shoppers begin sales season with Black Friday around the corner
With the holiday season quickly approaching after Black Friday, some people are shopping for deals now.
Trump HHS pick RFK wants to remove fluoride in drinking water
President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Health and Human Services Department is raising concerns in the dental community over his push to rid the country’s public water supply of fluoride.
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.
Twin Cities E. coli infections traced to hamburger from restaurants
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is warning the public about E. coli infections that have been traced to hamburgers served at Twin Cities restaurants.
Helicopter crashes at Blaine airport, pilot injured: Authorities
A helicopter crash at an airport in Blaine resulted in its pilot being treated for injuries on Friday evening.
Police release footage of fatal St. Paul shooting
The St. Paul Police Department (SPPD) released footage showing officers fatally shooting an armed murder suspect.
Man shoots slingshot from billboard at employees, police: Charges
A West St. Paul man faces several charges after authorities say he shot metal bearings from a slingshot at employees and police from on top of a billboard in St. Paul.
Wild horse shot, killed; officials offer $19,000 reward for information
Pyrite is the third wild horse to be shot and killed in the Onaqui Herd Management Area over the last 20 months.
MN election judge charged with accepting unregistered votes in Hubbard County
A man who served as a head election judge for the Badoura Township Precinct in Hubbard County during the 2024 general election is facing felony charges for allegedly accepting votes from people who were not properly registered.
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.
Northtown Mall shooting: Anoka man pleads guilty to felony charge
The man accused of firing shots outside of Northtown Mall in Blaine, leading to the building going into lockdown, entered a guilty plea on Tuesday.
Vandals destroy dozens of trees in St. Paul
Dozens of newly planted trees in St. Paul were destroyed, causing nearly $40,000 in damage. Police are investigating the incident and trying to determine who is responsible. FOX 9’s Bill Keller has more on the story.
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.
St. Paul affordable housing development faces mixed community concerns
Community members are speaking both for and against plans for a new affordable housing development in St. Paul’s east side.
60 newly planted trees destroyed, some thrown into Mississippi River in St. Paul
Dozens of trees in St. Paul were destroyed and vandalized, with some being thrown into the Mississippi River.
Substitute teacher who reenacted George Floyd's death involuntarily resigns from Prescott police
The police officer and substitute teacher who reenacted George Floyd’s death in a Woodbury High School classroom has resigned from the Prescott Police Department.