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Northrop Auditorium at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis was packed on Monday night as Turning Point USA hosted its first event since Charlie Kirk's memorial service.
The shooting happened near 15th Avenue and Fourth Street Southeast, according to an alert from the University of Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
The university sent out an emergency message early Tuesday morning.
The University of Minnesota's Northrop Auditorium was packed on Monday night for Turning Point USA's first event since Charlie Kirk was laid to rest. Kirk was originally scheduled to speak alongside conservative commentator Michael Knowles. Instead, Kirk's seat was empty as supporters gathered to carry on his message. Ubah Ali was at the event
A sold-out event is about to begin at the University of Minnesota that Charlie Kirk was set to headline before his assassination. Ubah Ali has the latest.
It’s expected to be a full house at the University of Minnesota.
Before Charlie Kirk died, his organization had scheduled an event at the University of Minnesota.
The show will go on for Farm Aid 40 in Minneapolis after a tentative deal was reached between the University of Minnesota and members of Teamsters Local 320.
Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, spoke publicly for the first time since his death on Friday night. She said the fall campus tour he had started will continue. CBS News correspondent Erica Brown reports.
A Teamsters strike is threatening to stop the music at Farm Aid. Workers at the U of M represented by Teamsters Local 320 have been striking since Monday for a better contract. Without a deal, festival organizers say the show might not take place at Huntington Bank Stadium. WCCO’s Ashley Grams reports.
Food service, custodial and maintenance employees working for the University of Minnesota system are continuing their rolling strike on Thursday after some picketers were arrested in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Food service, custodial and maintenance employees working for the University of Minnesota system are continuing their rolling strike on Thursday after some picketers were arrested in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Food service, custodial and maintenance workers working for the University of Minnesota system have started a rolling strike, the union that represents the employees said Monday night.
About 1,400 custodians, maintenance workers and food service workers are on strike.
A strike is officially underway at several University of Minnesota campuses. Over a thousand workers who handle things from cleaning to cooking walked off the job Tuesday. Ubah Ali is at the U of M with the latest on negotiations and the impact on students.
Minnesota is eight days into meteorological fall, and it definitely felt like it over the weekend — though it doesn't look like it yet.
There's a Golden Gopher family lineage that spans several sports and several decades.
Minneapolis police responded to reports of damage to property Sunday night, only to find more than 500 people on foot and in cars, not far from the University of Minnesota in the Dinkytown district.
Drake Lindsey passed for 290 yards and two touchdowns in his debut, helping Minnesota beat Buffalo 23-10 in their season opener.
Photojournalist Tony Peterson and Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield spoke with students at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis about the rising costs on campus.
The Gopher volleyball team starts its 2025 campaign Monday night, across the border in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as part of the AVCA First Serve. Ren Clayton speaks with Head Coach Keegan Cook about his thoughts on the new season.
A University of Minnesota food education program is on the cutting board. It has been funded by the federal government until now. It's part of $190 billion in cuts to food stamps over the next decade. Jonah Kaplan reports how the ripple effect might be bigger than you think.
Taking the edge off is part of sports. For the Gophers and all big-time football programs, it now means dealing with potentially big money deals. It can all fall under the umbrella of mental health, and that is a priority.
Ben Williams played for the Vikings and the Gophers, survived a life-threatening scare and came back strong as a leader. So much so that President Biden's office called him and said he would be honored.
