Minnesota weather: Rain totals from Tuesday’s showers
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Parts of the Twin Cities metro area picked up more than an inch of rain as showers swept across the state on Tuesday. Showers rolled into parts of western and central Minnesota through the afternoon and reached the metro around the lunch hour. The rain cleared heading into Tuesday night, though so
Minnesota Wild defensemen Brock Faber out indefinitely after skull fracture
(ABC 6) – Brock Faber is out indefinitely for the Minnesota Wild after having successful surgery Sunday for a skull fracture. The fracture occurred after Faber took a puck to the head off of the stick of Dallas Stars forward Sam Steel during the teams last preseason game on Friday night.
P.J. Fleck’s risky gamble with the Gophers defense is starting to pay off
A year after a rocky debut as defensive coordinator, Danny Collins has the Gophers trending in the right direction.
Minnesota restaurant openings & closings for September 2026
A new mini food hall and a cheesecake cafe, both in Edina, are among this month's openings.
Two semi crashes snarl early morning traffic along I-94 in downtown St. Paul
A pair of semitrailer crashes tangled traffic along Interstate 94 in downtown St. Paul overnight and through the early part of the Wednesday morning commute. The two crashes happened less than four hours apart in nearly the same spot, the eastbound lanes at the Wabasha Street bridge. But the Minnesota State Patrol said
Car in crash that killed 3 of 7 teens near U of M was...
Three teenagers were killed and four others were injured when the stolen car they were in slammed into a semitrailer truck early Tuesday near the University of Minnesota, according to a person briefed on the accident by law enforcement. The person, who could not speak publicly because it involves an...
Minneapolis teacher files legal claim following ICE encounter
Taken down by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent with a knee to his back, then led off in handcuffs, a Minneapolis teacher now wants the federal government held accountable.
Grand jury indicts man in deadly shooting at Twin Cities Eid celebration
Mohamed Rage, 29, was formally indicted on the charge of first-degree premeditated murder in the May 27 shooting death of Khalid Abdi, according to the Scott County Attorney's Office.
Xcel’s faulty billing has residents, businesses and cities fired up
Xcel Energy’s billing practices are causing financial and logistical headaches for Minnesota residents, businesses and even municipalities, according to complaints filed with the state utility regulator this year. A municipal facility in Roseville and a private printing business in St. Paul were owed months of bill cre
Minnesota Kept Its Distance From Jacob Manu
The Husky linebacker had just 2 tackles against the Gophers last weekend.
