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Family seeking answers in woman's suspicious death in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Nearly seven weeks after a woman was found dead on the side of a Minneapolis church her family is still searching for answers. Felisha Smith, 57, of Minneapolis, disappeared after she signed herself out of The Estates at Chateau, a long-term care facility where she lived, her family said.
Kene Nwangwu Plot Twist Underscores 1 Reason for Release
The Minnesota Vikings had ‒ like all other organizations ‒ a busy week, parting ways with over a third of the roster to get under the league’s limit of 53 players just to re-sign half of those to the practice squad. Perhaps the most surprising exit was that of kick returner Kene Nwangwu, but the Vikings had their reasons.
2025 Kai Shinholster Details his Official Visit to Minnesota
This summer Minnesota saw 6'5 combo guard Kai Shinholster at the Adidas events and offered him a scholarship. Shinholster visited Minnesota in the past few days and today GI caught up with the guard to talk about the trip. Shinholster joined fellow 2025s Tommy Ahneman and Amari Allen on the...
North Star Black Cooperative Fellowship opens for applications
In 2017, a book club for Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice at Nexus Community Partners birthed the idea of the North Star Black Cooperative Fellowship. Jessica Gordon Nembhard’s publication moved Nexus’ staff Danielle Mkali and consultant LaDonna Sanders Redmond to launch a fellowship structure that would provide space for Black people to be immersed in reclaiming and reframing ownership and holistic wealth-building rooted cooperatively. The program challenges fellows’ understanding of capitalism and supports them in growing their cooperative ideas.
Vikings Stood Pat at 2 Key Positions
As the offseason turned towards training camp, the Minnesota Vikings continued to work on their eventual 53-man roster. With the cutdown day having come and gone, the franchise decided to stay put at both the wide receiver and running back positions. That seemed unlikely for most of the lead-up to 2024.
Women's Golf Goes Low to Close Out Battle on the Border
KENOSHA, Wis. – The reigning UMAC Champion University of Northwestern Women's Golf team is back in action this weekend after last being seen competing in the NCAA Division III National Championships. The Eagles are opening their season at the two-day Battle on the Border event, hosted by Carthage College.
Souhan: Despite hope for the future, Vikings fans might miss Kirk Cousins and Danielle Hunter
Already a fanbase that hates to see former players succeed elsewhere, Vikings fans might need to prepare for the worst as Kirk Cousins and Danielle Hunter could thrive this year. Souhan: Despite hope for the future, Vikings fans might miss Kirk Cousins and Danielle Hunter. Located in Litchfield, MN we...
Daniel Jackson, Alexandria kicker committed to the Gophers, adds to his legend; Becker coach Dwight Lundeen wins his 400th
Daniel Jackson kicked a 54-yard field goal Thursday, a mark exceeded only twice in Minnesota history. Dwight Lundeen made his milestone win memorable on Becker alumni night. Daniel Jackson, Alexandria kicker committed to the Gophers, adds to his legend; Becker coach Dwight Lundeen wins his 400th. Located in Litchfield, MN...
Cannabis growing case against former Winnebago mayor dismissed
WINNEBAGO, Minn. (FOX 9) - Prosecutors have dismissed a case against the former mayor of Winnebago, Minnesota over what they said was an illegal cannabis growing operation. Scott Robertson was charged with illegally growing more above the state limit back in February. Shortly after the arrest, Robertson stepped down as Winnebago mayor.
Faribault home to fastest Fareway bagger in Minnesota
Chandler Apling has just one question: paper or plastic? The grocery clerk represented his workplace, Faribault Fareway, at the 36th annual Minnesota Grocer Association’s Best Bagger Contest in mid-August, where he competed against the top baggers in the state. The state title eluded his grasp this time, but next year’s competitors shouldn’t show up thinking they’ve got it in the bag. The contest is judged on a number of criteria,...
Tim Walz Set to Make Visit to Erie
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee and Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz is set to make a campaign visit to Erie this week. He is scheduled for an event on Thursday, September 5, where he is expected to speak about what's at stake in November. No details about a location or time...
SJU Takes Third at Augsburg Invitational
HAM LAKE, Minn. – No. 12 Saint John's golf finished third out of 14 teams at the season-opening Augsburg Invitational on Sunday, Sept. 1, at Majestic Oaks G.C. (par 72). No. 25 Gustavus Adolphus scored its second-straight 300 (+12) to win the tournament with a 600 (+24), nine shots ahead of Wisconsin-Eau Claire at 609 (+33). SJU tallied an uncharacteristic 314 (+26) Sunday to take third with a 617 (+41). The Gusties' second team was fourth (+44, 620), three shots ahead of SJU Blue in fifth (+47, 623).
Coon Rapids Says Farewell to Summer as Boulevard Plaza Splash Pad Closes After Labor Day
As summer's warmth slowly turns down its simmer, Coon Rapids bids a seasonal adieu to one of its most cherished warm weather havens for families and individuals alike. The city's beloved splash pad at Boulevard Plaza will cease operations after Labor Day, signaling to many the unofficial end of the summer. For all looking to get a final taste of aquatic festivities, the park will remain open daily through the last days of summer, from 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Two Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash Near Harding, MN, Alcohol Suspected Factor
A recent vehicle accident on Sycamore Road has resulted in injuries for two local Minnesota residents, according to the Morrison County Sheriff's Office. The incident, which occurred approximately seven miles east of Harding, MN, involved a single vehicle driven by 20-year-old Aunika Weckman of Milaca, MN. On the evening of...
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