Minneapolis chef is a part of new HBO documentary
MINNEAPOLIS — When HBO appeared in a Minneapolis chef’s inbox, he thought it wasn’t real. “I’m like ‘oh, this is a scam,’ you know, it’s one of those you sign up for it, I guess I’m in, and then you get a virus on your computer. I was like this 100% scam,” said Yia Vang, chef and owner of Vinai in Northeast Minneapolis
Savage firefighters investigating fire involving solar panels
Several surrounding fire departments responded to smoke and fire coming from a home in Savage, Minnesota, Tuesday afternoon. The damaged roof is now covered in a blue tarp contains solar panels.
Man charged after fatally stabbing another inside a Minneapolis park
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A man has been charged after he allegedly stabbed another man to death at a Minneapolis park. Rex Allen Basswood Jr., 36, has been charged with one count of second-degree murder with intent for his alleged role in fatally stabbing another man. According to the charges,...
Charges: Child pulled gun from diaper bag during St. Paul traffic stop
A St. Paul, Minnesota, man is facing charges after a toddler in his care pulled a gun from a diaper bag during a traffic stop Monday afternoon, court documents show.
Journey extends farewell tour, with plans to stop in St. Paul
Classic rock band Journey has extended its "final" tour, adding 40 dates that include St. Paul's Grand Casino Arena.
Man charged in deadly downtown Minneapolis stabbing
MINNEAPOLIS — A Minneapolis man is accused of stabbing a man to death early Thursday morning at Triangle Park in downtown Minneapolis. Rex Basswood, Jr., 36, is charged with second-degree murder after a man was found dead in the park Thursday morning from multiple stab wounds. The Minneapolis Fire Department was the fi
Wayzata realtor accused of tax crimes gets community service, probation
Kevin Mullen also paid back $400,000 in back taxes and interest.
Indeed Brewing will expand patio at its Northeast Minneapolis taproom
Indeed Brewing will expand its patio, adding 100 seats across the Northeast Minneapolis brewery's parking lot.
Urban Lights Music continues legacy as one of the Twin Cities’ last Black-owned record...
Contributing writer Lizzy Nyoike profiles Urban Lights Music, one of the last Black-owned record stores in the Twin Cities, where owner Timothy Wilson has kept the doors open for 32 years through industry transformation, the pandemic, civil unrest and construction by staying rooted in community connection and culture.
Dave Ryan announces retirement from KDWB after 33 years
The Twin Cities radio legend is stepping away from his Morning Show later this month.

















