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MINNEAPOLIS — A man is dead after a shooting outside of a bar in north Minneapolis Wednesday night.The shooting happened outside the 4th Street Saloon on West Broadway Avenue around 9 p.m., according to the Minneapolis Police Department. Police said it stemmed from an argument and a 29-year-old man died at the scene. Another man shot went to the hospital. He's expected to be OK.READ MORE: Man shot behind Mortimer's Bar in Uptown MinneapolisOfficers haven't arrested anyone.This marks the city's 42nd homicide this year, compared to 64 at this time last year.

A reward of up to $10,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest of Kevin Mason, a murder suspect who was mistakenly released from an Indiana jail last week.

The Minneapolis Police Department shared that another homicide occurred last night at around 9 p.m. on the 300 block of West Broadway.

Residents in a quiet suburban area of White Bear Lake, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, are increasingly worried about an unstable neighbor's disruptive behavior. This situation has caused fear in the community, leading to some residents feeling trapped in their homes.

The arrest warrant was issued by authorities in Ramsey County.

For the past three years, Mike Brendale and a score of volunteers have served up free Sunday lunch across the street from Dorothy Day Place in downtown St. Paul. That is, until police shut them down a couple weeks ago, citing snarled traffic, illegal parking and litter as persistent problems.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The City of Minneapolis is ready to give a western Minnesota tribe two parcels of land in the East Philips neighborhood with the goal of tackling opioid abuse. The Red Lake Nation would be the recipient of the vacant land on Bloomington Avenue. They were the...

A rush-hour event occurred on I-94 near Cedar Avenue in Minneapolis when a man unexpectedly started walking on the busy interstate. The man suddenly stopped, causing a driver to brake and leading others to make risky maneuvers to avoid a crash.

He was spotted in Rochester and Minneapolis.

Three years ago, the “defund the police” movement got its start in Minneapolis, MN. A number of leftist politicians wasted no time in jumping on the bandwagon, along with a bunch of Hollywood celebrities — all of whom thought it was a great idea to slash police funding or, in some cases, to abolish the police entirely.

Every now and then a story crosses my PC that makes me shake my head in wonder. This is one of those tales that sounds like fake news, but it's true. I work with a terrific meteorologist named Sam Ryan, who personally witnessed something absolutely bizarre at a dog park in Eden Prairie, southwest of Minneapolis. Sam was walking his dog when he encountered a coyote puppy running around, off-leash. According to Ryan, the owner was a younger guy, smoking a cigarette and wearing a black hoodie with a low-hanging baseball cap. When asked about his "pet" the man smiled and said, "Yep. 100% pure coyote." The coyote was reportedly playing quite well with other dogs who were doing more sniffing than usual....they were curious.

There are few things more pathetic than a Wayzata white supremacist. But last weekend several such people — hiding behind masks —gathered on a pedestrian bridge over Highway 12. They unfurled banners with slogans like “end white genocide,” “white unity is strength” and “diversity means anti-white.” Wayzata is in Hennepin County, which has a longstanding […] The post Wayzata white supremacists draw attention to hate in Minnesota appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.

BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. -- Police in the north metro say one person is dead following a crash Wednesday night.Officers with the Brooklyn Park Police Department responded to a report of an accident involving a motorcycle at County Road 81 and West Broadway Avenue shortly before 9 p.m.Police say officers determined the motorcyclist to be dead when they arrived at the scene.The driver of the other vehicle involved remained at the site of the crash.The accident is under investigation by the Brooklyn Park Police Department, Minnesota State Patrol and the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office.

A vacant lot near 18th Avenue and Marshall Street NE on the river side holds a bit of forgotten Minneapolis history. Now owned by the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board, it’s a tangle of wild grapevines and old cottonwood trees, strewn with old cobblestones, chunks of concrete and limestone. Recent human use is evidenced by a pile of vaping cartridges, broken liquor bottles and plastic water bottles. Near the center of the lot are what look like pieces of an old chimney made of yellow brick. It’s hard to believe a home once stood here, accompanied by a thriving ferry business.

Sighhh. Here we go again, y’all. Another prosecutor must decide from the results of an investigation if a police officer was justified in fatally shooting a Black man. Though, word has it that not all the officers swept into it agreed to cooperate with the investigation. So, how thorough...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has granted $8 million to Minneapolis to remove trees on private property infested with emerald ash borer, with a focus on alleviating the financial burden faced by low-income property owners. According to city officials, the grant funding will go to eligible property owners with qualifying...

The jury will decide the fate of Xavier Hudson, charged with aiding and abetting a second-degree murder during a deadly shooting at a high school graduation party. The victim, 14-year-old Demaris Hobbs-Ekdahl, was killed by suspect Enrique Davila, whose trial is in December.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Following the creation of 100 tiny homes intended to combat homelessness in the North Loop of Minneapolis, the city is now considering a second location. On Thursday, the Minneapolis City Council unanimously adopted the transfer of $1 million from its Contingency Account to the Community Planning & Economic Development Department to provide a match for state grant funds for the development of the Avivo Villages South Project, to be located in south Minneapolis.

Two semi-trucks collided in a fatal accident in Watonwan County. The accident happened at the intersection of Highway 30 and County Road 5, just east of Darfur. Dylan Robert Maas, 31, a truck driver from Sleepy Eye, died in the crash.