Summary
A shooting injured at least five children at a Catholic school in Minneapolis during the first week of classes. The authorities declared that the situation was under control, and there was no ongoing threat. Families reunited with students at a set location after evacuation.
Key Facts
- The shooting occurred at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis.
- At least five children were injured in the incident.
- Gov. Tim Walz described the shooting as "horrific."
- The shooter was contained, and there was no longer an active threat.
- The school was evacuated, and a reunification area was established for families.
- This shooting happened during the first week of classes at the school.
- Additional gun violence incidents occurred in Minneapolis around the same time.
