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Woman found dead after armed standoff in Red Wing
Police say they responded to a 911 call reporting a suicidal man with a handgun. After hours of negotiations the suspect surrendered, and the victim was discovered.
RED WING, Minn. — A woman is dead and a man in custody after an hours-long standoff in Red Wing Sunday evening.
Red Wing police say they got a call around 6 p.m. about an incident near West and Putnam Avenues reporting a suicidal man with a handgun.
Officers responded and made contact with the suspect. After hours of negotiating the man exited the residence and surrendered.
Law enforcement then entered the home and found a woman dead.
At this time Red Wing police say there is no continuing danger to the public. We expect additional details on the incident Monday.
This is a developing story. Check back with kare11.com for additional details as they become available.
Pastry Chef Katie Elsing joined KARE 11 News at Noon to show off some of her favorite sweet treats.
MINNEAPOLIS — Thanksgiving is just around the corner and it’s time to start planning your big feast.
Cooks | Bellecour restaurants offer dishes that you can not only pick up ready to go, but also create on your own.
Pastry Chef Katie Elsing joined KARE 11 News at Noon to show off some of her favorite sweet treats.
In 2023, Twin Cities cooking school and culinary shop, Cooks of Crocus Hill and Gavin Kaysen’s Bellecour Bakery merged to form a single brand: Cooks | Bellecour.
Cooks Bellecour has locations in St. Paul, Minneapolis’ North Loop, and Edina.
The event takes place from Nov. 30 to Dec. 1, offering unique food, music and activities for members of Minnesota’s vibrant Hmong community.
ST PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota has long been home to one of the largest Hmong populations in the U.S., with St. Paul considered the epicenter of this growing and vibrant community.
It is appropriate then, that the Capital City is once again host for the annual Minnesota Hmong New Year Celebration, which will take place at River Centre on Saturday, Nov. 30 and Sunday, Dec. 1.
Members of the Hmong community and those who are interested in learning more about it will enjoy food, music, games and activities while honoring their cultural roots and contributions to life in Minnesota.
The United Hmong Family Inc. Executive Director Khou Yang and Marketing Coordinator Maycee Vang visited KARE 11 News at Noon to talk about the 44th Minnesota Hmong New Year and what it means to their community.
The Federal Aviation Administration says at least two parked vehicles on the ground were struck when the Piper PA-32 crashed around 11:40 a.m.
POMONA, Calif. — Three people were hurt aboard a single-engine plane that crashed Sunday near a Southern California dragstrip where fans were gathered for the finals of a racing event, authorities said.
At least two parked vehicles on the ground were struck when the Piper PA-32 crashed around 11:40 a.m. near the dragstrip in Pomona, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) east of downtown Los Angeles, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Nobody on the ground was hurt.
The crash happened while the plane was apparently attempting to land at nearby Brackett Field Airport, according to a statement posted by the National Hot Rod Association, or NHRA.
Four people were on the plane. Three of them were hospitalized, including two with critical injuries, LA County Fire Captain Sheila Kelliher-Berkoh told the Los Angeles Times.
Photos and videos from the scene showed crews working in a parking area alongside the track, where parked vehicles appeared damaged.
The raceway is hosting the NHRA finals that began Thursday. Races were paused Sunday as emergency crews responded, but the event later resumed.
The FAA is investigating the crash.
