Early, late storm chances sandwich hot, humid day in Minnesota
A stray shower or storm could pop up in the Twin Cities Tuesday morning, and a hot and humid day will follow.
Fairview hospitals are leaving UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare Advantage network in January, and about 11,000 patients...
For about 11,000 older Minnesotans, a routine Medicare Advantage plan is about to stop working the way it always has. Fairview Health Services, the Minneapolis-based system behind M Health Fairview hospitals and clinics, has told patients it will stop accepting UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans starting January
Minnesota’s first multifamily, passive energy homes go on sale in Minneapolis’ Phillips neighborhood
At a construction site along the Midtown Greenway in south Minneapolis, a model for affordable, sustainable housing is being built. The sounds of high-pressure nail guns and hammers working away on 10 new townhomes in the Phillips neighborhood was quickly silenced when architect and passive house consultant Elizabeth T
This Hidden Minnesota Thrift Store Is Packed Wall-To-Wall With Vintage Treasures
Most people drive past Unique in Burnsville, Minnesota without a second glance, which is honestly their loss and your gain. This place is a wall-to-wall treasure chest hiding in plain sight, and the people who know about it tend to keep coming back like it’s a second job. Let’s...
Missing pregnant teen sought by Burnsville police
Police in Burnsville are seeking the public's help in finding a missing 17-year-old girl who is approximately six months pregnant, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Minnesota cities pull back on Flock cameras amid public pushback
NORTH BRANCH, Minn. (FOX 9) - A growing number of Minnesota communities are rethinking their use of Flock cameras as debates over privacy and surveillance heat up. Cities respond to public pushback over Flock cameras. What we know:. North Branch Mayor Kevin Schieber said he is pausing the city’s contract...
Changing with the times to help Minneapolis neighborhoods thrive
For nearly 150 years, Pillsbury United Communities has worked across Minneapolis to provide everything from youth programs and employment services to food assistance and a world class theater. Its work is rooted in a simple idea: The people who live in the neighborhood are the ones who know how to...
St. Paul City Council Orders $100K Housing Study Focused on Rent Stabilization
St. Paul ordered up to $100K for a housing study to review rent stabilization, a new exemption and staffing; proposals due Sept 9.
Failing Minneapolis housing complex kept getting millions in federal tax dollars
A Minneapolis public housing complex kept getting millions in federal funding even as inspectors repeatedly gave it failing grades for poor conditions. FOX 9’s Mike Manzoni has more.
Minnesota kept sending hundreds of thousands in grants to EV startup that missed key...
5 INVESTIGATES found the company received hundreds of thousands of dollars despite blowing past a key deadline to outline how it was spending public money.
