The Minneapolis man at the center of a controversial homeless encampment field a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against him on Friday.

A man was killed and three other people were injured in a shooting inside a downtown Minneapolis bar late Tuesday. Shots rang out shortly after 11:30 p.m. at Bar Zia, which is near the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility and the Jerry Haaf Memorial parking ramp at 4th Street and 5th Avenue S., according to a list of police calls posted online.

Minneapolis police are searching for a suspect after three people were injured and one man killed in a shooting late Tuesday night.

Ericka Wheeler, the mother of the man killed, is also searching for answers. She shared her grief and a call to action with WCCO. "He always had that smile," Ericka Wheeler said of her son, 21-year-old DaMarco Fletcher, Jr., who died in the shooting.

Minneapolis forecast predicts a sunny 67°F with southeast winds today, cloudy evening, and gusty winds. Showers expected Sunday, sunny Columbus Day, but cooler night. Elevated fire risk today due to winds and low humidity.

One person is recovering after he was reportedly injured in a stabbing on Saturday morning. According to the Minneapolis Police, the stabbing was reported at 4:43 a.m. Saturday at the 1800 block of Portland Avenue. When officers arrived, they said a man had sustained a non-life-threatening injury and was taken to the hospital for treatment.

For nearly two years, the giant piece of real estate at Lake Street and Nicollet Avenue has been vacant, the former K-Mart demolished.

The Minneapolis Police Department, U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI are investigating acts of vandalism at Temple Israel in Minneapolis early Wednesday morning as a hate crime.

Graffiti targeting “zionists” and praising Hamas was spray-painted on the preschool wing of a Minneapolis synagogue on Tuesday night, the second anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel. Head Marcia Zimmerman said she was notified by one of Temple Israel’s neighbors about the vandalism. She said her first reaction was outrage and pain.

Minneapolis Police reintroduced their Motorcycle Unit, aiming for better community engagement and faster response times with new Harley-Davidson bikes.