The claim in a recent commentary that the legalization of housing has led to less housing in Minneapolis doesn’t ring true.

Verified improvements in Mille Lacs Lake fish populations could significantly increase this year’s walleye harvest when the 2025 season opens May 10. State Fisheries Chief Brad Parsons and members of his staff at the Department of Natural Resources said last Tuesday they will give consideration to suggestions for a two- or three-fish walleye bag limit this year.

In Minnesota, Somalian Americans, many of whom are Muslims, spoke out about the 2024 election, being open to Donald Trump and what drove their votes.

Drivers for services like Uber and Lyft are working with state lawmakers to push for legislation that would allow them to vote on forming a union — something can’t currently do because they are

Allen Eskens was driving to a library when he came up with the idea for his new book. The main character is, not surprisingly, a librarian. Eskens, who lives in Cleveland, Minnesota, drives to a lot of libraries so he can’t recall which one it was,

The lawsuit claims the crash, which involved Flight 4819 skidding down the runway upside down after toppling over, was caused by the flight crew’s “gross negligence and recklessness.”

Minneapolis residents have access to high-speed internet at reasonable prices. Here are our picks of the best providers in the area, from budget ISPs to lightning-fast fiber.

In rural Minnesota, advocates and legal clinics prepare immigrants for family separation with things like Delegation of Parental Authority (DOPA) forms, amid the Trump administration’s immigrant crackdown.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Early morning rain will clear for a mild Wednesday with afternoon sunshine. Early morning rain is moving eastward, leaving behind a dry day on Wednesday. Morning clouds will gradually clear for some afternoon sunshine. Expect light northwesterly winds at 5-15 mph.

While linebacker Cody Lindenberg reportedly won't participate in on-field drills at the NFL Scouting Combine this week, a handful of now-former Minnesota Gophers are expected to be actively involved in Indianapolis.