WATCH: Omar-backed mayor mocks outrage over Somalia July 4th trip with sarcastic ‘apology’
St. Louis Park Mayor Nadia Mohamed faced backlash for traveling to Somalia during America's 250th anniversary, leading to her posting an "apology" video on social media.
Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Charges, Alleged Assault on Federal Officer
WARREN, Pa. – A traffic stop and subsequent drug investigation last week led to multiple criminal cases against a Minnesota man, including allegations that he assaulted a federal law enforcement officer while authorities attempted to serve an arrest warrant in the Allegheny National Forest. According to online court re
Minneapolis, Hamel women accused of stealing millions in federal funds due in court Thursday
Two of the 15 people charged in May with stealing federal program money are due in court on Thursday morning, and a plea deal could be taking shape.
These 8 Minnesota Restaurants Are Unlike Anywhere Else
Looking for restaurants in Minnesota that stand out from all the rest?. These 8 restaurants serve up incredible food and one-of-a-kind experiences you’ll love!. 1. Al’s Breakfast (Minneapolis) Most people think a great restaurant needs a lot of space to be special. Al’s Breakfast in Dinkytown throws that...
Hawaiian-style fast-casual chain will open first Minnesota location next week
The Hawaiian-style fast casual chain Mo' Bettahs is opening its first Minnesota outpost in Burnsville this month.
Scammer exposed by KARE 11 Investigates on the run
SAVAGE, Minn. — A scammer whose home rental scheme was first exposed by KARE 11 investigators is now on the run after skipping a court sentencing last week. Ky Kao has spent much of the last few years in courtrooms around the Twin Cities metro answering to charges of theft, identity theft, and theft by swindle.
South Minneapolis protesters want ICE out of Minnesota, call for sanctuary policies
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Community members gathered in south Minneapolis to demand changes to immigration enforcement and show support for local immigrant-owned businesses. Protesters rally for immigration reform and local business support. What we know:. Organizers said their message was clear — they want Immigration and
July 4th celebration turns deadly over the weekend in the north metro
A July 4th celebration turned deadly over the weekend in the north metro. The Lake Johanna Fire Department says a man in his 20s died early Sunday morning in Arden Hills after a firework exploded in his hand. That incident happened around 1:30 in the morning on the roof of the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant.
St. Paul homeless encampments to be cleared starting in August, city officials say
The City of St. Paul said it will begin clearing encampments across the city next month, starting with Pig's Eye Park on Aug. 5. Officials say the goal is to connect residents with shelter and services before the onset of winter. The plan to clear the encampments is in response...
Man pleads guilty to defrauding now-defunct Minnesota housing program
A man accused of defrauding a Minnesota program meant to provide housing consulting services pleaded guilty to wire fraud on Wednesday.
