5 Minnesotans charged in probe of “large-scale” meth trafficking group
Five men are facing charges in a multi-month investigation of a "large-scale" methamphetamine trafficking organization, the Central Minnesota Violent Offender Task Force said on Monday.
O’Hara’s departure can be ‘reset’ for Minneapolis policing settlement agreement
The resignation of Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara last week comes at a time when the city is deep into a yearslong effort to reform the Minneapolis Police Department. People closely following Minneapolis’ settlement agreement on policing with the state say the chief’s departure could be an opportunity for the ci
Eden Prairie woman charged with attempted arson
Prosecutors say two young children were inside the home during the May 29 incident, which began as a welfare check. The post Eden Prairie woman charged with attempted arson appeared first on Eden Prairie Local News .
Tracking stormy weather’s return later week
Rain has been a total feast or famine for Minnesotans in recent weeks, and Sunday was a prime example. Morris - in far western Minnesota, near the Dakotas borders - received more than three inches of rain. Meanwhile in the far Northeast, there is still critical fire danger. The split is evident in the Twin Cities, whic
Third person charged in connection to death of Amos Ferrier
A 19-year-old woman is the third person to be charged in connection to the death of a beloved Minneapolis coffee shop employee.
Minnesota weather: Rain totals from Sunday into early Monday
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Rainfall from Sunday into early Monday brought some welcome moisture to Minnesota, with parts of the Twin Cities picking up more than an inch of rain. The heaviest rainfall was reported in west-central Minnesota, where Morris picked up 2.18 inches of rain. Across the Twin Cities metro, several cit
St. Paul barber found dead in suspected homicide remembered as ‘joyful, authentic’
A GoFundMe has been created to bring Gabriel Arrazola Perez's body back to his homeland of Oaxaca, Mexico.
Northern Minnesota drowning victim identified as Twin Cities man
The 29-year-old from Burnsville drowned in Little Emily Lake.
After Nearly 55 Years, Denny Long To Depart WCCO Radio
He’s been associated with a spoken word AM radio station associated with CBS Radio since it purchased the property in 1932 from General Mills. Now, he has officially retired from the property that is today owned by Soros Fund Management-controlled Audacy Inc. Denny Long‘s tenure extends back to August...
WASHINGTON: FAA Sides With Minnesota Aircraft Owner To Get His Aircraft Returned After Unlawful...
On October 15, 2025, while on a VFR flight from Roseau to Bemidji, Minnesota, in his 1946 Stinson 108-1 Voyageur aircraft, Darrin Smedsmo of Roseau, Minnesota, made an emergency landing on Minnesota Highway 89 when he experienced engine failure. The “state-owned and operated highway” happens to go through the Red Lake
