A 30-year-old man was shot and killed and another person was wounded Friday night during a home invasion in Eau Claire, Wis., police said.
Police arrived after 911 reports of shots fired and a woman screaming for help. Two suspects had forcibly entered a residence, and a confrontation ensued with two adults who lived there, police said in a news release.
Both were shot, and the suspects fled. A man was pronounced dead at the scene, while the other person was taken to a hospital. Police would not release details of the second victim's condition.
Officers searched the neighborhood around the 4600 block of Kappus Drive, police said, but the suspects hadn't been found as of late Saturday.
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Local
St. Paul
Former St. Kate's nursing dean embezzled $400K, charges say
"Little to no services" were provided, according to the charges, which allege the money was funneled to a business owned by her romantic partner.
Local
Debate over whether to divest from Israel dominates University of Minnesota regents meeting
Pro-Palestinian student activists are urging the U to cut ties with companies in response to the war between Israel and Hamas, while some Jewish organizations have called boycotts discriminatory.
Local
'Highly active' northern lights displays this weekend may be largest in nearly 20 years
The Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a severe geomagnetic storm watch for Friday and Saturday, the first since 2005.
Twins
Neal: Hurt most by Bally-Comcast fight? Superfans like Debbie
The most-tenured of fans can't watch their Twins on TV, and that might be the best reason of all to settle this squabble. C'mon, CEOs, figure this out.
Politics
Minnesota Supreme Court: Pandemic emergency declaration OK under state law
Gov. Walz used the Emergency Management Act to declare a peacetime emergency and issue a mask mandate.