Bloomington Police Seize 13,628 Suspected Fentanyl Pills
Bloomington police say a sweeping narcotics operation this week pulled more than thirteen thousand suspected fentanyl pills and other illegal drugs off city streets, a haul officers describe as part of an ongoing push to choke off trafficking into the Twin Cities and head off deadly overdoses. Police and local public...
Tragic Crash In St. Paul Leaves One Dead And Others Injured
In the quiet hours of Tuesday night, a devastating collision rocked St. Paul. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the lives impacted by this tragedy.
Major Drug Bust Reveals Nearly 900 Pounds Of Meth On The Streets
What began as a routine undercover buy spiraled into a massive drug bust. Nearly 900 pounds of meth? That’s some serious stuff.
Hastings lifts shelter-in-place order after “active incident”
Authorities have lifted a shelter-in-place warning issued earlier on Thursday in a residential area of Hastings, Minnesota.
The Retro Train Car Diner In Minnesota That Never Closes Is Worth A Visit
There’s something magical about a restaurant that refuses to acknowledge the concept of closing time, like a culinary superhero that never sleeps. Mickey’s Diner in St. Paul has been pulling all-nighters since long before energy drinks were invented, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner to anyone who walks through...
Nearly all suspects arrested in St Paul church storming; MLK’s niece says hostile tactics...
Dr. Alveda King condemned protesters who stormed a Minnesota church, saying hostility and disruption betray the nonviolent legacy of MLK’s Civil Rights Movement.
Felon on probation accused of killing employee who interrupted crime outside Minneapolis business
A felon on probation for auto theft is accused of breaking into a vehicle months later outside a Minneapolis workplace and fatally shooting an employee who interrupted the crime. Carmello Cruz Lynn of Minneapolis was charged in Hennepin County District Court on March 2 with two counts of second-degree murder...
Minneapolis Man Sentenced for Bribe of Juror in MN Fraud Trail
The bribe occurred in June of 2024 during one of the Feeding our Future Fraud trails.
Minnesota veteran’s death in assisted living sparks new legislation on falls
"Larry’s Law" would increase emergency training requirements for unlicensed staff at assisted living facilities in Minnesota after Larry Thompson died in a Golden Valley facility last year. The legislation is in direct response to reporting by the FOX 9 Investigators which found facilities have implemented "no lift"...
MPD: 3 people shot at different locations within 20 minutes
Minneapolis police are investigating three shootings within less than 20 minutes of each other on Thursday evening.
