Two men were injured in a shooting near the 3500 block of Main Street Northeast in Minneapolis around 1:13 a.m. Sunday morning, after what started as a routine call about a party turned into something far more serious. Officers responding to the scene ended up finding a man with a gunshot wound that police described as non-life-threatening.
According to KARE 11, police initially responded to a report of a party in the area before the call was updated to reflect a shooting. That's when officers located the first injured man near the 3500 block of Main Street Northeast.
The man was taken to Hennepin Healthcare, per the outlet's reporting. A second man also sustained a non-life-threatening gunshot wound and arrived at North Memorial Health Hospital, the report states. Both injuries were described by police as non-life-threatening, though no further details on the men's conditions were made available.
What Led to the Shooting Remains Unclear
As of the KARE 11 report, no suspect description, weapon information, or motive had been released, and it was not confirmed whether the two injuries stemmed from the same incident. The circumstances surrounding the party that preceded the shooting also were not detailed in the station's account.
The shooting comes amid a broader citywide trend of declining gun violence. Minneapolis saw the number of people shot drop from 132 in 2024 to 91 in 2025, according to KSTP. The station also reported that homicides fell by more than half over the same period, and that the city's 4th Precinct recorded its lowest number of shooting victims since 2008.
Tracking Crime Data Citywide
Residents looking to monitor broader crime patterns can consult the City of Minneapolis, which maintains dashboards showing arrests, shots fired, stops, and other crime data. The city's open data portal also offers a crime dataset that is refreshed daily, according to the City of Minneapolis Open Data page, though neither resource provided incident-specific figures tied to Sunday's shooting near Main Street Northeast.
No arrests had been announced in connection with Sunday's shooting as of the latest available reporting. Hoodline will continue to follow this story as more information becomes available.
