Minneapolis launches free summer concerts
Minneapolis is launching a series of free music events to support local venues and businesses. We take a look at the new initiative, including the Minneapolis Mile of Music, and why city leaders say live music is key to the local economy.
New development proposal would remake the view at Stone Arch Bridge
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A new plan almost 20 years in the making could remake the view at one end of the Stone Arch Bridge. A former city council member is trying to get the space re-zoned so he can build a housing development. Remaking the view?. What we know:
New allegations of inappropriate behavior surface against St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her
A second high-ranking St. Paul police officer has claimed that St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her created a sexualized work environment, alleging the mayor commented on her breasts and made vulgar noises in the police gym. The accusations were lodged as part of the ongoing inquiry by an outside law firm...
There’s no word of serious injuries after fire destroys part of St. Paul homeless...
There's no word of any serious injuries following a fire that destroyed at least five tents at the Pig's Eye homeless encampment in St. Paul. The blaze Thursday night comes less than a week before the encampment is scheduled to be cleared, and 140 residents evacuated.
Soaking rain arrives tonight – Chris
Clouds will continue to increase tonight as showers and storms develop, especially toward sunrise. Temperatures stay mild, with lows near 70 degrees. Friday will be the wettest and coolest day of the forecast. Showers and a few storms are likely, with highs only in the mid-70s. The steadiest and heaviest rain looks to
UMN cuts down on employee health benefits, leaving faculty and staff uneasy
On July 22, the University of Minnesota announced changes to the employee health benefits plan. Employees expressed a staunch negative response. The University released the changes in a staff email, detailing raised deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums and new co-insurance payments to employee medical benefits. In respo
Rally held in Minneapolis for man fatally shot by police in Madison
Community leaders and activists gathered in Minneapolis Thursday night for a vigil and rally to remember Corey Ruiz, the homeless man fatally shot by police earlier this month in Madison, Wis. Ruiz's death continues to draw nationwide backlash.
Veterans in Minnesota and Wisconsin can be part of new GLP-1 treatment for Alcoholism
DULUTH, Min. (KQDS-TV) - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a new clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist used to treat diabetes, as treatment for alcohol use disorder (AUD); AUD is also know as Alcoholism. Semaglutides and GLP-1s have also been making...
Newest Feeding Our Future defendant quickly pleads guilty to fraud charge
The newest defendant in the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal pleaded guilty to his role in the massive scheme just over a week after his charge was filed. Mahamoud Warsame, 41, admitted in federal court in Minneapolis on Thursday that he purchased property and vehicles using illicit proceeds from false or inflated reim
Permanent FBI investigative squad fighting fraud in Minnesota
There is now a permanent investigative squad on the case, along with a new special agent in charge. Christopher Dotson took over the top position earlier this year.

















