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2 men found wounded in Robbinsdale following Minneapolis shooting
Robbinsdale Police Captain John Elder says while the victims were located in his city, the actual shooting took place late Wednesday in Minneapolis.
ROBBINSDALE, Minn. — Investigators are looking into a shooting that took place late Wednesday involving two communities.
Robbinsdale Police Captain John Elder told KARE 11 that squads responded to a 911 call just after 10:30 p.m. reporting that two people near the intersection of 35th and Beard avenues north had been shot.
Officers arrived and found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. First responders immediately provided lifesaving aid, including putting tourniquets on both victims. They were rushed to North Memorial Medical Center, where one man is considered in critical condition.
Investigators soon learned that while the victims were found and treated in Robbinsdale, the actual shooting took place across the border in Minneapolis. Elder said the two departments will be cooperating to investigate the shooting and locate suspects.
At this time no one is in custody.
If you’re in the mood for fried chicken, cornbread and more, check out this restaurant in Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS — If you’re looking for delicious soul food with a modern twist, go no further than Soul Bowl.
The restaurant offers fried chicken, cornbread, bowls and plant-based options drizzled in your choice of sauce. Soul Bowl recently moved locations and reopened in the V3 Sports center on Plymouth Avenue North.
Gerard Klass, chef and owner of Soul Bowl, visited KARE 11 News at Noon to share more about his menu and the new location.
To order online or see more about Soul Bowl, click here to see its website.
A woman died as a result of the accident near the resort Tuesday.
TOWER, Minn. — A woman died after a hit-and-run accident Tuesday near Fortune Bay Resort Casino, according to the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office.
St. Louis County deputies assisted the Bois Forte Tribal Police at the call on Lake Vermilion Reservation Road. In a press release, the Sheriff’s Office stated that the Bois Forte Tribal Police and FBI will be further investigating the case.
If you know anything about this hit-and-run, submit tips to the Bois Forte Tribal Police at 218-757-3237 or to the FBI at this link.
The Ground Delay went into effect shortly before 7:30 a.m. The FAA says departures to MSP from across the U.S. are being delayed 62 minutes.
MINNEAPOLIS — Federal aviation officials have issued a Ground Delay for Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) International Airport due to accumulating snow and ice.
The Ground Delay means departures to MSP from across the U.S. are being delayed an average of 62 minutes as runway crews deal with accumulating snow and ice from the winter storm system sweeping across parts of Minnesota.
The delay is in effect from 7:21-9:59 a.m. Central Standard Time, according to the FAA website. De-icing operations began at MSP at 5:30 a.m.
Those who were planning on picking up travelers from the airport are advised to contact those individual carriers or check out the arrivals and departures section on the MSP website.
KARE 11 is following this situation and will have the latest information as the morning unfolds.
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