Minneapolis, MN
None hurt, some displaced after north Minneapolis apartment fire
MINNEAPOLIS — Fireplace burned by way of the highest flooring of a three-story house constructing in north Minneapolis Sunday morning.
Firefighters noticed heavy hearth after they first arrived to the 1300 block of forty fourth Avenue North round 7:15 a.m., in line with the Minneapolis Fireplace Division. The fireplace additionally prolonged into the attic.
Crews lower a gap within the roof to maintain flames from spreading. The fireplace was ultimately extinguished.
Nobody was harm. Two flats have been deemed uninhabitable, and the Pink Cross is helping a few dozen residents.
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Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis synagogue vandalized with Nazi swastikas
Nazi swastikas were discovered painted on the pillars of the Minneapolis Temple Israel synagogue on Monday, according to city officials.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, who noted that he is a member of the congregation, said that the Minneapolis Police Department was searching for the culprits.
“When hate is embraced or tolerated, it is emboldened,” Frey said on X. “I’ve seen antisemitism increase over the last year, yet too few have spoken out against it, opting for the safety of silence. No matter one’s ethnicity or race, when any group is targeted, it’s on all of us to condemn it.”
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said on social media that the vandalism was a direct threat to Jewish Minnesotans and that his office was monitoring the situation.
“Minnesotans of every faith deserve to live and worship with dignity, safety, and respect — no exceptions,” wrote Ellison.
Minneapolis, MN
2 dead, 3 injured in north Minneapolis crash on Monday morning
MINNEAPOLIS — Two people are dead and three others are injured after a crash in north Minneapolis on Monday morning.
The Minneapolis Police Department says the crash happened around 10:21 a.m. at Emerson Avenue North and 26th Avenue North.
A vehicle traveling north on Emerson Avenue North collided with a vehicle traveling east on 26th Avenue North. The vehicle going east then veered off the road and into a bus shelter, hitting a 17-year-old boy. Police say he suffered injuries not considered life-threatening.
Two women had been inside the vehicle traveling east. One of them died at the scene while the other had to be extricated from the car. She was transported to the hospital, where police say she later died.
A man and a woman who were inside the other car suffered life-threatening injuries, according to the Minneapolis Police Department.
The cause of the crash is under investigation, but police say investigators believe speed is likely a contributing factor.
Minneapolis, MN
Woman, 28, pleads guilty in deadly shooting in Minneapolis store
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