Highway 100 shooting stemmed from 'Muddy' rival gang dispute: Charges

Two more men are charged for their alleged involvement in a shooting that temporarily shut down Highway 100 in St. Louis Park back in September.

Twin Cities gang violence: Law enforcement to outline new strategy

Authorities are announcing a new partnership involving more than 40 federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to address gang and group violence in Minnesota following a string of shootings across the Twin Cities metro.

Edina incident resolved with no injuries, arrests

An incident that elicited a large police presence in Edina on Monday evening was resolved with no arrests and no injuries after a report of a domestic assault at an apartment building was unfounded.

Edina mayor addresses recent gun violence among Somali youths

Edina’s mayor says suburban leaders are pushing for a regional response to youth gun violence while warning residents not to blame the entire Somali community for the actions of a small minority within it.

MN law enforcement leaders on Somali gang concerns
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Law enforcement and local leaders are calling for action after multiple shootings across Twin Cities suburbs that police believe are linked to gang activity involving Somali-American youth.

Bloomington police say overnight shooting connected to Somali gang activity
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Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges held a Tuesday afternoon news conference, where he announced an overnight shooting on Harriet Avenue is linked to Somali-American gang activity. Edina Police Chief Todd Milburn, and Eden Prairie Police Chief Matt Sacked joined Hodges at the news conference, saying recent incidents in their communities are also linked to Somali-American gang activity.

Recent Edina shootings leave residents angry, frightened

A packed meeting at Edina City Hall showed how unsettled residents in the west metro suburb are after recent shootings in the city.

Edina meeting allows residents to sound off
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Residents in Edina are voicing their frustrations after recent shootings after left them feeling on edge. FOX 9’s Maury Glover has the latest from a community meeting held to update the public.

Edina community meeting on gun violence [FULL]
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The City of Edina held a meeting on gun violence on Oct 5, after recent shootings at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church and Yancey Park.

Edina shifts gun violence meeting from online to City Hall

The City of Edina has reversed course and will hold an in-person meeting Monday addressing recent gun violence after previously announcing the event would be held online only.

Edina shooting: Search warrant reveals multiple shooters, 55 casings at Our Lady of Grace

A shooting outside a Catholic church in Edina during a pickup basketball game has led investigators to seek a court-authorized search of a vehicle found at the scene.

Police search for answers after gunfire outside Edina church

A group of teenagers playing basketball outside a church became the target of gunfire, and now Edina police are stepping up efforts to find those responsible and stop the violence from happening again.

Shots fired near Edina church
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Edina Police Chief Todd Milburn says officers are boosting patrols after gunfire erupted outside a church basketball court. FOX 9's Maury Glover has more. 

Edina shooting: $5k reward offered in Yancey Park gunfire case

The Edina First Responders Fund is offering the reward in connection with a July 22 shooting at Yancey Park, hoping someone in the community will come forward with what they know.

Braemar Arena construction project delayed up to 8 weeks due to frozen soil

Edina city officials say a $45 million renovation at Braemar Ice Arena is delayed up to eight weeks after crews unexpectedly found frozen soil under the East Rink floor.

Edina Aquatic Center 'disturbance' leads to 1 arrest

Edina police say a “disturbance" led to a large police presence near the Edina Aquatic Center and later resulted in the arrest of a man who had “outstanding felony warrants."

Edina, Plymouth among Minnesota cities hit by license plate camera vandalism

Automated license plate reader cameras are being vandalized and stolen across Minnesota, raising concerns for police amid a national debate over data privacy.