Gophers fans storm the court after upset win over No. 22 Indiana
The Williams Arena crowd was loud and proud on Wednesday night.
13 Hole-In-The-Wall Minnesota Soul Food Restaurants Locals Say Serve True Home Cooking
Minnesota hides some culinary treasures in unexpected places, and its hole-in-the-wall soul food restaurants are no exception. Step inside and you’ll find plates overflowing with flavors that taste like home, from crispy fried chicken to savory sides that could steal the spotlight. The warmth of the staff and the...
ICE agents met with chilly reception at Minneapolis restaurant
Hola Arepa in Minneapolis was heading into dinner rush Wednesday night, when two plain-clothed individuals entered the restaurant, saying they're from the Department of Homeland Security.
ICE arrests several individuals in Twin Cities during ‘Operation Metro Surge’
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested several people in the Twin Cities for being in the country illegally. ICE arrests in Twin Cities. What we know:. According to DHS, during what they called "Operation Metro Surge", ICE agents...
Minnesota’s Massive Welfare Fraud Scandal
The country is only now starting to grasp the scale of an ongoing scandal in Minnesota, where state taxpayers have allegedly been robbed of well over a billion dollars through overlapping welfare-fraud schemes centered in and around Minneapolis’s close-knit Somali diaspora. This isn’t just a story about lost money;...
Minneapolis Non-Profit Director Charged with Fraud
ST. PAUL – Tony Robinson, age 41, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, made an initial appearance today on an indictment charging Robinson with five counts of wire fraud and conspiracy offenses for Robinson's participation in a fraud scheme with Tezzaree El-Amin Champion, announced U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. Robinson was...
Former MPLS chamber CEO pleads guilty to fraud involving crime stopping reward money
Fox 9’s Paul Blume explains the unfolding fraud case involving former Minneapolis Regional Chamber CEO Jonathan Weinhagen, who has now pleaded guilty to misusing Crime Stoppers reward funds. Prosecutors say Weinhagen diverted reward money from crime cases and used the stolen funds to help pay for a family vacation....
Deck collapses on car after crash in Brooklyn Park; driver critically hurt
A driver is in critical condition after crashing into the deck of a Brooklyn Park house, which caused the deck to then fall onto his vehicle.
Key group proposes new George Floyd Square design
An influential grassroots group has released a proposal it hopes will resolve a years-long debate over the future of George Floyd Square — and it wouldn't involve a pedestrian mall. The big picture: The Minneapolis City Council has been studying pedestrianizing the square for the past year, delaying city...
Hegseth embroiled in strike scandal; Minneapolis braces for ICE raids
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces renewed scrutiny, from the deadly boat strike to “Signalgate.” Also, ICE targets Minneapolis.
