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The KARE 11 personality known for his 'Land of 10,000 Stories' feature was among the national winners.

"I’ve never seen a fire move so fast," Lyden said.

The couple announced they're expecting this winter.

The crew pulled out a lot of old clips to celebrate (and embarrass) the beloved anchor.

"And I’m saying YES to the Twin Cities!!" she wrote on Facebook.

The morning anchor has been with the station since 2006.

Your round-up of the goodbyes and hellos in the Twin Cities TV over the past year.

"I never want to be the person who doesn’t at least try, and that’s why this was an opportunity I couldn’t pass up," she said.

The business is partnering with a local baker and will become B&E Featuring Sweets By Diane.

Both shows will air at the same time on weekdays.

Nathan O'Neal revealed the news Monday.

She's been on a leave of absence since last year.

She'll be reporting in a freelance role with the FOX affiliate.

A candidate says he was tricked into running by a Republican strategist, FOX 9 found.

"I have no idea what that was, but that was brilliant," she said during the segment.

Monday was his first day back on the job since mid-July.

She's bringing down the curtain on 16 years in TV news.

Rubber bullets and tear gas were fired in their direction.

Several local and sports channels are now subject to a blackout.

Robyne Robinson had already spent three years on the board.

Passolt's final newscast was Sunday night.

She will present the news alongside Tim Blotz.

Passolt started at Fox 9 in 1996.