Mail with suspicious substance sent to Minnesota elected officials
The Minnesota Secretary of State, Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Kelly Morrison said their offices were sent "suspicious" mail containing threats and unidentified substances Friday.
Minneapolis City Council seeks review of police response before woman was killed by ex-boyfriend
More than a year after Mariah Samuels was killed by her ex-boyfriend, Minneapolis city leaders are seeking an independent review of how police responded to her repeated calls for help before her death.
St. Cloud State Lands $10M Lifeline as Minnesota State Eyes Closing Campuses
St. Cloud State University is getting a $10 million cash infusion from the state, approved as part of a broader rescue plan for financially strained Minnesota public universities. The Minnesota State Board of Trustees signed off on the transitional funding on Wednesday, directing the money toward core operations as the school works to stabilize its finances for the long term.
Olmsted Judge Dismisses Charges Involving 2 Pound Meth Bust
An Olmsted County judge has ruled that the search of the vehicle was illegal and has thrown out charges involving 2 pounds of methamphetamine.
25 Confirmed Measles Cases From 2 Minnesota Outbreaks
Minnesota health officials say there have been 25 confirmed measles cases associated with current outbreaks in Fillmore and Todd Counties.
New NOAA outlook reveals what Minnesota can expect this winter
A potentially historic Super El Niño has the odds favoring a warmer-than-normal winter, but snowfall remains a wild card.
Banana Ball World Tour returning to Target Field next summer
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Mark your calendars, baseball fans, because Banana Ball is coming back to the Twin Cities. The Minnesota Twins announced Friday the 2027 Banana Ball World Tour will return to Target Field this summer. The Party Animals will play two games against the Firefighters on Friday, June 4, 2027, and Saturday, June 5, 2027.
2 MN businesses discriminated against customers using Tribal IDs
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights says a credit union in Coon Rapids and a bar in Minneapolis discriminated against two Native Americans when they refused to accept Tribal identification cards.
Minnesota voters asked to increase school funding from 1858 trust fund
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV) -- A statewide student trust fund was created in Minnesota when the state was born in 1858. Since then, the fund has ballooned to a value of $2.3B. Now lawmakers are asking voters this November to increase the annual distribution rate to schools without raising taxes. It's...
Whole-Turkey Stocks Run 9% Below Last Year as Minnesota Adds Two More Bird Flu...
Minnesota, the nation's top turkey-producing state, has confirmed bird flu in two more commercial turkey flocks since early October, including a flock of breeder hens whose eggs supply future turkeys. The new cases arrive as frozen whole-hen turkey stocks sit about 9% below last year heading into the holiday season.
