Josh Metellus takes the mic at Adam Thielen charity softball game
Adam Thielen is hosting his annual charity softball game Thursday night at CHS Field in St. Paul. Vikings linebacker Josh Metellus took the FOX 9 microphone and talked to teammates in the dugout before first pitch.
State aid for Mendota Heights project may add new costs through sustainability rules
Growing cities around the Twin Cities metro are struggling to balance the need for expanded facilities with the cost to taxpayers. One community thought it was going to get a little help from the state this year, but learned the state’s money could end up making the project more expensive.
MSP Opens New Travel Lounge
(Bloomington, MN) — Travelers passing through Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport now have a new place to relax, work, and play. The new Portal Lounge has opened in Terminal 1 near Concourses C and D, offering a mix of food, drinks, and immersive gaming experiences. Airport officials say the concept goes beyon
One person injured after altercation leads to shooting incident at gathering in Minnesota
MINNESOTA — A man was hospitalized with possible life-threatening injuries after a shooting Thursday night in Minneapolis, according to police. Minneapolis police officers responded just before 9 p.m. to multiple reports of gunfire near 6th Street North. Investigators found evidence of gunfire in an alley behind a resi
Feeding Our Future Ringleader Sentenced to 500 Months
MINNEAPOLIS – Aimee Bock has been sentenced to 500 months in prison for her lead role in a $250 million fraud scheme that exploited a federally funded child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic, announced U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. On April 7, the Department of Justice announced the...
Minneapolis Moves To Restrict Masked Officers In Agreements
Minneapolis is taking a swing at secretive policing. Council Members Jason Chavez, Aurin Chowdhury, and Aisha Chughtai have introduced an ordinance that would cut off new or updated joint powers agreements with any agency whose officers hide their identities while working in the city. Supporters say the move is about b
AG lawsuit alleges push for profit
Two former leaders of We Push for Peace siphoned more than $6.5 million in nonprofit funds and assets for personal use and created a for-profit company that depleted the organization's charitable funds, according to a lawsuit filed earlier this month. The lawsuit, filed by the state Attorney General’s Office, alleges..
Gordon Ramsay Casting Call Puts Twin Cities Kitchens on the Hot Seat
A casting flyer zipping around local social feeds has Minneapolis-area restaurants on high alert. Producers are hunting for struggling spots within roughly 40 miles of the city for a potential Gordon Ramsay intervention, the kind of TV visit that can be a lifeline for some owners and a serious disruption for others. Th
Arrest made in man’s killing during Canterbury Park prayer gathering
The suspect was arrested just after 8:30 a.m. Thursday, and is being held in Scott County Jail pending charges.
Win Big By Shopping Small This Summer on West 7th
The Fort Road Federation and West 7th businesses are launching a two-month “shop small” campaign aimed at encouraging residents to explore and support neighborhood retailers, restaurants and service providers this summer. The post Win Big By Shopping Small This Summer on West 7th first appeared on Community Reporter .

















