Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis firefighters respond to alarm, find man dead, no fire
Minneapolis firefighters responding to a fireplace alarm name Sunday morning arrived at an residence to discover a man lifeless, with no signal of smoke or fireplace.
The hearth name was made simply earlier than 9 a.m., sending firefighters to a residence close to seventeenth Avenue East and Third Avenue South, the place they found a person in his 60s lifeless from “accidents not associated to any fireplace,” Minneapolis Police Division introduced.
Additionally on the residence was a 55-year-old man, who was arrested and booked into the Hennepin County Jail round 3:30 p.m. for possible trigger, in accordance with jail data.
The loss of life is being investigated as a murder, which marks the forty first loss of life in Minneapolis investigated as a murder this yr.
Be aware: The main points supplied on this story are primarily based on the police’s newest model of occasions, and could also be topic to vary.
Minneapolis, MN
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Escape From Minneapolis: Post-Game Link Dump
A late-game fake punt call from deep in their own territory will certainly go down in Penn State lore.
James Franklin refused to play it safe to help Penn State overcome a tenacious effort by the Gophers.
The Nittany Lions showed real growth in keeping its march toward the playoffs alive.
Penn State’s run game found its way in the second half, but concerns still remain.
Drew Allar came up big in the clutch once again.
The Nittany Lions need to go ‘1-0’ one more time to reach the playoff for the first time in program history.
The Penn State defense made plays when it needed to as they limited an inspired Minnesota offense.
James Franklin addresses the media following Penn State’s 26-25 victory over the Gophers.
The box score from a memorable trip to Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, MN
A Minneapolis squad car involved in crash, both officers expected to be ok
MINNEAPOLIS — Two Minneapolis Police Officers were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries after their squad car was involved in a crash with another vehicle.
The accident happened just after 10:30 p.m. Saturday night near Chicago Avenue and 9th Street South.
Police say the two officers were driving with their lights and siren activated when the collied with another car — a security vehicle.
The driver and lone occupant of the security vehicle was not injured.
Minneapolis Traffic Investigations responded to the scene. Minneapolis police will investigate the accident.
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