Woman dies after being run over in St. Louis County
A woman is dead after authorities say she was “run over by a vehicle" on Friday night.
'Good Sport' gets 2 sold out showings at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
One of the largest celebrations of international cinema in the Upper Midwest is now underway. More than 200 films will be featured, including a Bad News Bears type comedy, by a trio of high school friends from Minnesota.
IRS to cut up to 25% of staff, starting with civil rights office, sources say
The IRS has begun layoffs that could slash up to 25% of its workforce, starting with the closure of its civil rights office. The cuts are part of broader Trump administration efforts to shrink the federal government.
Minot, ND mayor Tom Ross resigns after sending lewd video to city attorney
Tom Ross resigned as the mayor of Minot, North Dakota, earlier this week after an investigation revealed he mistakenly sent a lewd video of himself to the city attorney.
Decriminalizing jaywalking crashes into police opposition
A new bill would take most of the teeth out of jaywalking enforcement in Minnesota.
As deadline looms, Minnesota’s REAL ID compliance rate trails neighboring states
As the long-delayed enforcement deadline approaches, fewer than half of Minnesotans have a REAL ID, which will be required to fly and enter federal buildings.
Bill to protect residents of HOA's moving forward in Minnesota Legislature
A bill to limit how homeowner’s associations handle their residents is moving forward in the Minnesota Legislature.
3 officers hurt, 7 squads damaged in Eau Claire chase
A 41-year-old man faces multiple charges after three Eau Claire, Wis. police officers were injured Thursday during a pursuit that ended in a field.
Nearly half of National Weather Service offices critically understaffed, report warns
A new AP investigation reveals that nearly half of National Weather Service offices are facing critical staffing shortages, with experts warning the gaps could put lives at risk during severe weather season.
Driver arrested after police pursuit, foot chase in Monticello
Authorities say a 40-year-old man was arrested Friday after a police chase resulted in his vehicle leaving Interstate 94 in Monticello.
Bloomington Tesla vandalism suspect not facing charges: Police
The woman accused of keying a Tesla in a Bloomington grocery store parking lot will not be facing charges, according to police.
Second Harvest Heartland CEO stepping down in June
The CEO of Second Harvest Heartland, Allison O'Toole, announced she will leave the company in June after serving as CEO for the past six years.
Newsom urges California-made products to be exempt from Trump tariff retaliation
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday released a 30-second video saying how much he values global trade, imploring international companies not to retaliate with counter-tariffs on products made in California.
James Beard Awards 2025: Here are the Minnesota finalist nominees
Five Minnesotans have been named finalists in the prestigious James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards. Here's who is up for the award.
I-94 weekend closure: Construction closing lanes, ramps in Minneapolis
Spring is in the air, meaning state road construction is kicking into full gear as the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) plans to shift traffic for multiple bridge maintenance projects.
I-94 construction project closing ramps, roads
A busy section of Interstate 94 in Minneapolis will be closed starting at 10 p.m. on Friday, April 4. FOX 9’s Bill Keller has more on what drivers should expect.
Minnesota weather: Tranquil and mainly cloudy Friday; much brighter weekend
Friday will be a mostly cloudy day with a high of around 50 degrees in the Twin Cities metro.
Video: Florida boat captain's 'boat rage' goes viral
A video viewed more than 8 million times shows a boat captain arguing with a fisherman, then climbing onto his boat to demand an apology.
High school hockey coach recovering from devastating brain injury
A police officer and high school hockey coach is now home after a devastating brain injury on the ice. He says he’s thankful to be alive, and now he’s on a mission to keep others safe on the ice.
Former St. Paul charter school teacher intends to plead guilty to criminal sexual conduct
A former St. Paul charter school teacher intends to plead guilty to criminal sexual conduct with his former 16-year-old student, according to a recent court filing.