Minnesota’s minimum wage will increase on Jan .1
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Minnesota will have a new minimum wage beginning on Jan. 1, 2025, as rates are adjusted for inflation....
Three Indicted In Medicaid Fraud Conspiracy Scheme
MINNEAPOLIS (WJON News) -- A 13-count indictment charges three defendants with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering of proceeds derived...
Richfield man faces murder charge for shooting at group stealing from his van: charges
RICHFIELD, Minn. (FOX 9) - A Richfield man faces a murder charge after police say he fired shots at a group of thieves that...
Minneapolis Invests $365 Million in Expansive Effort to Alleviate Homelessness and Increase Affordable Housing
The City of Minneapolis has announced a substantial investment nearing $365 million over the past six years to expand housing options and tackle the...
Lakeville man accused of convincing former neighbor with dementia to adopt him, then stealing...
MINNEAPOLIS - Federal prosecutors say a Twin Cities man convinced an 83-year-old former neighbor with dementia to adopt him, and then scammed the victim...
Pertussis cases spike at Eden Prairie High School
Eden Prairie High School reports several pertussis cases; families advised to monitor symptoms, consult healthcare providers, and check vaccination status. Story continues
Snow totals over half-foot in parts of Minnesota. State reports strong job numbers
ListenSnow totals over half-foot in parts of Minnesota. State reports strong job numbers. Minneapolis and Saint Paul have declared snow emergencies due to the...
Dakota County to Auction 40 Tax-forfeited Land Parcels, Promising Potential Savings for Buyers
In a move to redistribute property within the region, Dakota County has announced an upcoming auction of roughly 40 tax-forfeited land parcels, providing an...
Myon Burrell, freed from a life sentence in 2020, heading back to prison
MINNEAPOLIS - Myon Burrell, the man released from a life sentence following a highly publicized case in 2020, will be returning to prison. On...
Minnesota Restaurant Owners Found Guilty Of Underpaying Staff
Too often, we hear about business owners mistreating employees, and it seems that the headlines are dominated by the food industry. The U.S. Department...
