Charges: Former Minneapolis spokesperson used coworker’s debit card at smoke shop
A shop worker was able to identify Adam Fetcher as a regular customer, and confronted him about the fraudulent charges days later.
City closes parking lot at Edina park after shooting, reports of ‘large gatherings’
There were shots fired on Wednesday evening at Yancey Park.
Group preserving George Floyd protest murals fights to survive
After the murder of George Floyd, many Twin Cities artists turned sheets of plywood into canvases for grief, anger and protest. The boards had been put up to protect Twin Cities businesses during the civil unrest. Leesa Kelly of Minneapolis has spent the last six years preserving this artwork. Her...
Prison parolee accused of raping two women in Brooklyn Park
(Brooklyn Park MN-) KSTP TV says a man recently released from prison is accused of breaking into multiple homes and sexually assaulting two women in Brooklyn Park. 25-year-old Darius Ahmadd Olson-Baker is facing eight counts of criminal sexual conduct and two counts of first-degree burglary. Court records say the incid
Run Across Minnesota’s Tallest Bridge At This Unique Race
The half marathon returns along with a 5k event this August on the Iron Range.
Cool Morning, Sizzling Weekend as Minneapolis Braces for Backyard-Broiler Heat
Minneapolis woke up to crystal-clear skies at 5:35 a.m. CDT on Thursday, July 23, with the air a crisp 59°F and just a hint of a breeze. It is a classic midsummer fake-out: a bright, comfortable start before the heat cranks up in a big way this weekend. This...
Some outreach workers warn closing St. Paul encampments will fracture vital aid networks
For the past two years, 39-year-old Ryan Gill and his chihuahua-terrier Willow have lived at their spot in an encampment tucked away in the woods — just off Shepard road in St. Paul and not too far from the Mississippi River. Gill keeps the grounds tidy with a broom....
St. Paul authorizes $1M for shelters ahead of encampment closures
After officials in Minnesota's capital city announced they would shut down encampments for those experiencing homelessness, the City Council approved more than $1 million to expand capacity at local shelters.
Shakopee votes to revoke hotel’s license after wild parties, deadly ODs
Would you stay at a hotel with deadly drug overdoses and pool parties with strippers? After seeing a social media post advertising a 24-hour "lock-in" party at a hotel in Shakopee, Minnesota, the mayor decided to shut it down.
Charges dropped against local pastor, county attorney disapproves
A judge dropped the charges against a pastor and community activist who was accused of wage theft and swindle. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the details.

















