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1 day ago | fox9.com | Mary McGuire

Facing a statewide budget deficit in the years ahead, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has proposed eliminating $109 million in nonpublic school and transportation aid – a move that private school leaders say would have an impact on student performance. ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Staring down a looming budget deficit, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has proposed cutting $109 million in non-public school aid and non-public transportation aid.

1 day ago | fox9.com | Corin Hoggard

Minnesota's legislators are battling over whether to continue budgeting for MN Care to include coverage for undocumented immigrants after 17,000 people enrolled in the first three months – more than doubling the expected cost. ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A battle is brewing in the legislature over funding healthcare for undocumented immigrants. Double the covered Newly released statistics show more than double the number of people have applied for MN Care than predicted last year.

2 days ago | fox9.com | Hannah Flood

COON RAPIDS, Minn. (FOX 9) - The Coon Rapids Community Service officer who brought a badly injured kitten to the Animal Humane Society found a special connection and decided to officially adopt the cat. Kitten survives fire in Coon Rapids In February, Coon Rapids Community Service Officer Eric Prindle was called out to a grass fire in a field in Coon Rapids. He says the fire started at a homeless encampment. Some of the firefighters on the scene found a small, badly injured kitten in the field.

3 days ago | fox9.com | Babs Santos

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - In 2021, FOX 9 Investigators reported on the case of Mahdi Ali, a teenager found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for a 2010 triple homicide at a Minneapolis convenience store. On Saturday, a group called the Coalition to Free Mahdi Ali launched a grassroots campaign to fight for his release.

4 days ago | fox9.com | Catherine Stoddard

article FILE - "Covid.gov" displayed on a monitor from 2022. (Ting Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images) A federal website that used to be dedicated to sharing information about vaccines, testing, and treatment for COVID-19 has now been completely transformed into a page that supports the theory that the virus was leaked from a lab in China. covid.gov The website now features a photo of President Donald Trump walking in between the words "lab" and "leak" under a White House heading.