Welcome to the March 2025 Issue
The memory is embedded in my mind. It was about this time of year. We had just moved to the Twin Cities—for the second time. I sat one evening at our kitchen table with community education and park and recreation catalogues opened to dog-eared pages and registration forms stacked and divided per child.
WATCH: Minnesota Woman Has Unhinged Reason for Running a Red Light
A video shared by the Bloomington, MN Police Department shows an officer pulling a woman over for running a red. Her response to why she did it is hilarious.
Pizza and pasta at Mothership Pizza Paradise
MINNEAPOLIS — Mothership Pizza Paradise is the brainchild of Chef Tommy Begnaud, his wife Carrie Erickson, and business partner Courtney Briden. Located on the Minneapolis side of the 50th and France shopping district, the menu features wood-fired pizzas, handmade pastas and a variety of small plates. Mothership is...
‘Emaciated and lifeless’: Dead dog found in blue bin in Minnesota town
The dog was found inside a plastic bin with a lid on it.
Live grenades removed from Freeborn County History Center
The bomb squad assisted in having the devices safely removed.
Grow with KARE: Stopping deer from eating hostas
Deer love to eat big, leafy hostas, but perhaps planting different varieties will help keep them away from your garden.
Man dies after shooting in Columbia Heights
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Minn. — Columbia Heights police are investigating after a man died from a gunshot wound Friday night. In a press release, the Anoka County Sheriff's Office shared that a man suffering from gunshot wounds was brought to North Memorial Health - Robbinsdale around 11:40 p.m. Investigators believe the...
Stabbing in Golden Valley could be related to crash death of 11-year-old girl
A man was hospitalized with stab wounds on Friday morning, with another man later arrested.
FOX 9’s Ian Leonard does the plunge in Minneapolis
FOX 9's Chief Meteorologist Ian Leonard did the Polar Plunge in Minneapolis to raise funds and awareness for the Special Olympics.
No charges to be filed against man repeatedly struck by Hennepin County deputies
An external review found that the use of force used against the man was justified.