2 Mass Shootings in Minneapolis over the Weekend Fuel Calls for Gun Violence Prevention
- On Sunday, mass shootings in entertainment districts across Tucson and Minneapolis left 19 people injured, prompting authorities to launch investigations into the separate incidents.
- Two separate mass shootings occurred in Minneapolis within 24 hours, leaving 13 people injured and one man dead after gunfire erupted near the 1800 block of Nicollet Avenue.
- In Tucson, officers on foot patrol stopped a shooter who wounded nine people after hearing gunfire around 2 a.m. Sunday, according to police spokesman Frank Magos.
- Condemning the violence, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called the local situation "intolerable," while Tucson Mayor Regina Romero labeled the incidents "another serious and senseless act of gun violence."
- Advocates at a gun violence prevention roundtable Monday argued the weekend shootings present an "opportunity" to "recommit ourselves" to safety, noting legislators failed to address the issue during the 2026 session.
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2 mass shootings in Minneapolis over the weekend fuel calls for gun violence prevention
MAPLE GROVE, Minn. — Two mass shootings over the weekend in Minneapolis that left 13 people injured and one man dead are fueling calls for gun violence prevention efforts. Maggiy Emery, executive director of Protect Minnesota, said during a gun violence prevention roundtable Monday, July 20, at the Maple Grove Library that while the event had been planned for several weeks, the shootings over the weekend present an “opportunity” to “recommit our…
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ussanews.comTwo mass shootings injure 13 people, kill one in under 24 hours in Minneapolis
Share This StoryTwo separate mass shootings in Minneapolis left at least 13 people injured by gunfire and one dead in less than 24 hours on Sunday. Nine people were injured by gunfire in a mass shooting outside Reign Event Center in Uptown Minneapolis early Sunday morning. Another mass shooting occurred Sunday evening about two miles away in the Stevens Square neighborhood, injuring another four people and killing one. Just before 12:30 a.m. Sun…
Minneapolis police investigating two weekend mass shootings
Minneapolis police are investigating two mass shootings in less than 24 hours. Nine people were shot early Sunday morning outside an Uptown nightclub, MPR News reports. Two of the victims were hospitalized with potentially life-threatening injuries but both were expected to survive, police said. Fewer details were available this morning from a Sunday night shooting near East 19th Street and Nicollet Avenue, but police confirmed to KARE 11 that f…
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