Minnesota lawmaker shootings

A town hall meeting in Mounds View brought together parents and community members seeking change after a violent summer marked by a mass shooting at Annunciation Church and an attack on Minnesota lawmakers.

The defense attorneys for the man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers in June told a judge on Wednesday they are still in the process of downloading and examining nine terabytes worth of evidence.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety and local police departments have hired the International Association of Chiefs of Police to review the law enforcement response to the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers in June.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department says a preliminary investigation in the June 14 fatal shootings of Melissa and Mark Hortman shows their officers were justified in their attempted use of force against Vance Boelter.

Minnesota Republicans are calling out far-right social media influencer Melissa Tate for spreading misinformation about the late Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman, who was assassinated in June in a political attack.

A special election to fill the seat once held by Rep. Melissa Hortman will go before District 34B voters Tuesday.

President Trump said Monday Gov. Tim Walz never asked him for flags in Washington, D.C. to fly at half-staff after the June 14 murders of Melissa and Mark Hortman.

The Hoffman family, who were targeted during a string of attacks on Minnesota lawmakers, shared a statement in response to the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

The wife of the man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses back in June has filed for divorce.

Just two months before the mass shooting at Annunciation church and school, Minnesota dealt with the assassination targeting the state’s Democrats. Out of 450 pieces of crop art, at least five are tributes to Melissa Hortman.

Minnesota state senator John Hoffman made his first public speech Monday since an assassin tried to kill him and his family two months ago.

The “Guns and Hoses" golf fundraiser focused on first responders, but especially Champlin’s team that went to Sen. John Hoffman’s house on June 14.

The man accused of killing Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, while wounding two others in June during an alleged coordinated attack has been indicted by a grand jury on eight total charges.

Election Day came Tuesday for tens of thousands of people in Minnesota today, but voters hit the polls in small numbers.

State Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette sent a video message to a crowd of supporters at a community fundraiser Saturday. The couple faces a lengthy recovery after surviving the lawmaker shootings earlier this summer.

Voters will soon decide who will fill the seat formerly held by slain Minnesota House Rep. Melissa Hortman.