Man Dies After South Minneapolis Shooting Early Friday
No one has been arrested; investigators say the shooter or shooters fled the scene before officers arrived.
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No one has been arrested; investigators say the shooter or shooters fled the scene before officers arrived.
A 47-year-old Minneapolis man with history of sexual violence is accused of beating and raping a woman earlier this year.
The conservatory in St. Paul is set to re-open to visitors next week at reduced capacity.
Officials are investigating after a shooting early Friday morning left a man hospitalized with several gunshot wounds.
Authorities in the Twin Cities are urging those who go swimming in area lakes to be careful, as most beaches are not staffed by lifeguards due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is reporting 362 more COVID-19 cases, along with 17 more deaths.
A 28-year-old Waite Park man is in jail accused of chasing children with a machete Thursday.
The state's "safer at home" order closing most nonessential businesses due to the coronavirus pandemic was in effect for two weeks that month before being struck down.
This push comes Friday, after the governor issued a proclamation officially recognizing the day as Juneteeth Freedom Day in Minnesota.
The owners of Calhoun Square, the shopping center in the heart of Uptown, announced this week that they are scrapping the name.
President Donald Trump said in an interview that if presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden is elected president in November, the "whole country will be Minneapolis," referring to the unrest in the city that followed the death of George Floyd on Memorial Day.
The Minnesota Twins announced Friday that they've removed a statue of former owner Calvin Griffith from Target Field over racist comments he made in 1978.
Juneteenth dates back to June 19, 1865. A union general announced from his balcony in Galveston, Texas, that enslaved African-Americans were free. Slaves in Texas were the last to learn of their liberation, two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar announced Thursday night that she is taking herself out of the running for vice president, calling instead for a woman of color to be on the ticket.
Supporters of greater police accountability met Thursday evening in Minneapolis to talk strategy.
