Mary McGuire

1 week ago | fox9.com | Mary McGuire

MAPLE GROVE, Minn. (FOX 9) - Over the 4,900 acres of Elm Creek Park Reserve, it's common to see a variety of wildlife, like birds and deer. But in recent years, some furrier and more ferocious fauna have moved in. Bears spotted The Three Rivers Park District says a mother bear with a fresh batch of cubs has been seen at the reserve this spring. This comes after a FOX 9 viewer spotted this family of four strolling in the park back in 2023.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mary McGuire

The BriefA mother bear and her cubs have been spotted again in Elm Creek Park Reserve in Maple Grove. Sightings have become more common at the park in recent years. Experts say to never feed or approach bears in the wild. MAPLE GROVE, Minn. (FOX 9) - Over the 4,900 acres of Elm Creek Park Reserve, it's common to see a variety of wildlife, like birds and deer. But in recent years, some furrier and more ferocious fauna have moved in.

1 week ago | fox9.com | Mary McGuire

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Making their voices heard throughout the streets, a crowd gathered at George Floyd Square to start a day of remembrance and recognition on Saturday. Community remembers  Civil rights advocate Alberder Gillespie helped organize the walk. She tells FOX 9 it was a way to let the world know they are still with Floyd and his family, while remembering his life and celebrating the progress that has been made.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mary McGuire

The BriefA weekend of events is planned in Minneapolis on the five-year anniversary of Floyd's death. On Saturday, community members participated in a community walk and "Rise and Remember" street fair. A service and candlelight vigil is planned for Sunday. MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Making their voices heard throughout the streets, a crowd gathered at George Floyd Square to start a day of remembrance and recognition on Saturday.

1 week ago | fox10phoenix.com | Mary McGuire

Making their voices heard throughout the streets, a crowd gathered at George Floyd Square to start a day of remembrance and recognition on Saturday. Civil rights advocate Alberder Gillespie helped organize the walk. She tells FOX 9 it was a way to let the world know they are still with Floyd and his family, while remembering his life and celebrating the progress that has been made. "As an African American woman, we've always had to celebrate even in the midst of our pain.