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On a September afternoon in Minneapolis, Tim Walz did something governors rarely do in public. He said the failure belonged to him. The line landed in a room full of civic guests at a Star Tribune ideas festival, and it has since traveled under the shorthand Walz fraud North Star Summit, a phrase that now […] The post

ListenMinnesota family stuck without care after thousands of immigrants lose Medicaid coverage. In a sunny room at a Twin Cities-area assisted living home, a young woman leans down to squeeze her mother’s hand, as she sits in a wheelchair. The care facility has been the mother’s home for four...

Dayton found two Flock cameras reinstalled without city approval after a program hold and ordered their removal.

The Twin Cities Arab Film Festival returned this past week from Sept. 23 to 27, bringing with it fifteen screenings and countless critical dialogues. Hosted by Mizna, an organization that promotes modern Arab art, the festival took place at the Main Cinema and the Walker Art Center. This year, the theme was “Looking Fo

One year ago, the City of Minneapolis launched its Medical Mobile Unite. Funded by opioid settlement dollars, the goal was simple – stop waiting for people to come to the clinic, and bring it to the streets. Registered nurse Melissa Gorvik-Westermeyer joined FOX 9 News at 5 to talk about the massive impact its making a

What if one of the most effective ways to fight homelessness is to stop it before it starts?

The portion of Upton Avenue North is full of signs letting drivers know children are at play. That's what Angel Holt was doing Sunday afternoon, playing with friends while delivering invitations to her birthday party.

A Minneapolis bank teller is accused of stealing nearly $41,000 by falsifying records and swapping real cash for counterfeit bills before disappearing from the job, and possibly heading to the Bahamas. Kendrell Lashawna Maliya Stuart, 25, faces a felony theft-by-swindle charge tied to the U.S. Bank branch at 4930 34th

Minnesota chow mein is its own thing, a saucy mix of celery, bean sprouts, meat, and gravy that has fed families here for generations, usually with crispy noodles or rice on the side. It rarely gets the spotlight, but plenty of local Chinese-American kitchens still make it the old-school way, in portions big enough to

A new national ranking puts Rochester first in Minnesota for renters, with nearly 940-square-foot apartments, low unemployment at 3.7 percent, and a cost of living that keeps housing affordable compared to bigger cities.