Ryan’s take over Mall of America
Hundreds of people named Ryan have come to Minnesota in an attempt to break a world record. FOX 9's Maury Glover explains.
Pilllar Forum presses on after week from hell forces brief closures
It's been quite the week for the Northeast Minneapolis business, whose brief shutdown caused the community to rally.
Meet the 2026 Goodhue & Dakota County Minnesota Farm Families of the Year
Families and growers from across Minnesota will be represented as the University of Minnesota honors them in the 2026 Farm Family of the Year ceremony at 1:15 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, at the annual Minnesota Farmfest near Redwood Falls. The event will be held on the Gilfillan Estate in the Wick Buildings Farmfest Center.
Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Much of Minnesota
Minnesotans are preparing for another round of dangerous heat this weekend. An Extreme Heat Warning takes effect Saturday afternoon for the Twin Cities and much of central and southern Minnesota. Additional areas remain under an Extreme Heat Watch for Sunday. The National Weather Service says temperatures in the 90s, c
Minneapolis police seek 2 people in Warehouse District assault
Minneapolis police are asking for help identifying two people they believe have important info about an assault last month in the Warehouse District.
Newly opened Joey Mansion offers furniture and rare finds
Stepping into Joey Mansion is like walking back in time, and you never know what you’re going to find. One is immediately engulfed in a world where nearly everything has a deeper The post Newly opened Joey Mansion offers furniture and rare finds first appeared on St. Paul Voice | Downtown St. Paul Voice | South St. Pa
CDC to cut off $450K in HIV prevention funds in Minneapolis
The Aliveness Project will not receive a $450,000 annual grant from the CDC for HIV prevention work, impacting services in Minnesota. The Aliveness Project announced Thursday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will not renew a $450,000 annual grant that supports the nonprofit's HIV prevention wor
Shakopee Slaps ‘Party Hotel’ With Shutdown After Two Deaths, 84 Police Calls
After years of late-night parties, frequent 911 calls and mounting frustration, the Shakopee City Council has pulled the plug on the Baymont by Wyndham. In a 4-1 vote this week, council members revoked the hotel’s lodging license, citing a pattern of large gatherings, fights and emergency responses that they said turne
Minnesota Food Lovers Travel For The Giant 16 Inch Subs At This Small Restaurant
Andwich lovers across Minnesota have a pilgrimage destination, and it involves a sub so massive it demands its own strategy. This small spot has become a legend for its 16-inch giants, packed with premium meats and fresh ingredients. You can choose from a menu of over forty bread and meat...
Two rounds of thunder with another heat wave starting
After sprinkles held our temperatures down through the Twin Cities Friday morning, we still await the true arrival of the heat wave which is coming this weekend. Just as a reminder, most of Minnesota is dry on Friday, at least once the morning sprinkles pass. But not everyone…. We will...
