Mass Shooting in South Minneapolis Injures 8, Including 5 Teenage Boys

Eight people, including five teenage boys and three adults, were injured in a mass shooting in south Minneapolis, marking the neighborhood's second mass shooting in nine days. The shooting occurred near the intersection of East Franklin and Chicago avenues. The victims, aged between 15 and 40, suffered gunshot wounds and were taken to the hospital for treatment. The suspects, believed to be two gunmen wearing hoodies and armed with at least one assault weapon, fled the scene. The investigation is ongoing, with the ATF assisting, and authorities are reviewing security camera footage.