Adam Sandler heading to Target Center this November

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September 14, 2023

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Adam Sandler heading to Target Center this November

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MINNEAPOLIS — Actor and comedian Adam Sandler’s upcoming tour will make a stop in Minneapolis this fall.

Sandler, known for hit comedies such as “Happy Gilmore” and “Billy Madison,” announced the 25-city tour on Wednesday.

Olivia Rodrigo to bring “GUTS” world tour to St. Paul in March

The “I Missed You Tour” kicks off Oct. 12 in Vancouver, British Columbia and will eventually make its way to Minneapolis’ Target Center on Sunday, Nov. 12.

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— Adam Sandler (@AdamSandler) September 13, 2023
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Tickets will be available for the general public on Friday at noon on Ticketmaster.com.

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Lotto fever hits Minneapolis as Mega Millions jackpot reaches $1 billion

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December 25, 2024

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Lotto fever hits Minneapolis as Mega Millions jackpot reaches billion

Lotto fever hits Minneapolis as Mega Millions jackpot reaches $1 billion – CBS Minnesota

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The Mega Millions jackpot, valued at $1 billion for the drawing on Christmas Eve, is creating a buzz around Bobby and Steve’s in downtown Minneapolis.

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Man seriously hurt after stabbing in Minneapolis on Nicollet Mall, suspect arrested

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December 24, 2024

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Man seriously hurt after stabbing in Minneapolis on Nicollet Mall, suspect arrested

Man hospitalized after stabbing on Nicollet Mall, suspect arrested

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MINNEAPOLIS — A man in his 30s suffered life-threatening injuries after he was stabbed late Monday night on Nicollet Mall.

Officers from the Minneapolis Police Department and Metro Transit Police found the man bleeding around 11:53 p.m. on Nicollet Avenue and South 5th Street. They provided medical aid and the man was taken to Hennepin Healthcare Hospital.

Police then arrested the suspect, a 58-year-old man, about 30 minutes later near Colfax Avenue South and Lake Street. They tracked the man’s movements to that location on camera. He was also taken to the hospital for an injury that happened before the arrest.

Police say their early investigation indicates an altercation led up to the stabbing.

Police have not released more information on the victim’s status.

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MPD 3rd Precinct: 'Democracy center’ business, organization wanted

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December 24, 2024

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MPD 3rd Precinct: 'Democracy center’ business, organization wanted

Mayor Frey explains MPD Precinct preference

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey details his support of his preferred site for the new Minneapolis Police Department 3rd Precinct prior to a full Minneapolis City Council vote on Nov. 2.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – Following months of discussion over what to do with the site of the former Minneapolis Police Department Third Precinct, city officials are now looking for “businesses, organizations, or teams” interested in running a new “democracy center” at 3000 Minnehaha Avenue South.

Third Precinct site

Background: The former police precinct was destroyed in the riots sparked by the death of George Floyd in May 2020. The burned building has sat empty at the corner of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue for the past four years.

Since then, the city has debated what to do with the location.

Democracy center

What officials are saying: In an announcement on Monday, city officials say they are seeking a suitor that will, “take a community-focused approach to developing, programming, managing, and using about 8,000 square feet… for the purposes of the democracy center.”

The city says it looks to move forward with a mixed-use democracy center that would house elections and voter services. It would also include a ground-floor space for “community use.”

Community engagement

By the numbers: The city has previously conducted open houses, curated conversations and shared online surveys – the results of which it says showed 63% in support and 17% opposed of the idea.

What’s next?

Look ahead: The city is hoping to finalize design plans in the coming weeks and start renovations in 2025 with hopes of the democracy center opening sometime in 2026.