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Shooting in Minneapolis High-Rise Leaves Three Dead, Injures Officers

A shooting in a Minneapolis high-rise building resulted in three deaths and multiple injuries, police confirmed. Three officers sustained injuries in the incident. Authorities located the suspected shooter deceased at the scene.

09/26/2026 · Minnesota edition

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Why it matters locally: This incident directly affects Minneapolis, with local police officers injured and a significant event unfolding within the city. The Minneapolis Police Department will be leading the investigation.

Minneapolis, MN — A shooting in a high-rise building in Minneapolis on Wednesday resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including the suspected gunman. The incident also left several people injured, among them three police officers. Authorities responded to reports of gunfire at a residential high-rise. Responding officers encountered the suspected shooter during the incident. Police subsequently located the shooter deceased. Three law enforcement officers sustained injuries during the event. One officer underwent surgery Wednesday night following the incident. NBC News correspondent Steve Patterson provided initial reports on the shooting.

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