WCCO reports engineers have placed supports to secure a broken pedestrian bridge that spans Hiawatha Avenue and the rail line.
The victim has been identified as a 36-year-old man.
Nathan Paul Grondahl learned his fate in a federal court this week.
The report states Kaprizov is drawing interest from the KHL.
Officials are looking for the deer to put it down.
The man died at the scene Friday afternoon.
It's located in the historic Carriage House garage space
Bogdan Vechirko will have to avoid legal trouble for a year.
South High School held a balloon release for Dychaun Chew Thursday evening.
Weeks of below-average rain are taking a toll.
The girl died three weeks after the assault took place.
The statue will cost about $14,000 to rebuild.
Drivers and rail passengers will have to continue using alternate routes as repairs continue indefinitely on the Martin Olav Sabo pedestrian and bicycle bridge that spans the route. Fox 9 reports crews are still trying to stabilize the bridge. The city's transportation director tells the station that every time workers touch one part of the bridge, something else happens.
Part of Hiawatha Avenue was closed Monday morning after a cable snapped on a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that spans the road.
The Met Council is rebranding the light rail system, which will be known as "Metro" once the Central Corridor starts up. Minnesota Public Radio says the Hiawatha line will be the "blue line." The Central Corridor will be the "green line." And the up-and-coming bus rapid transit routes on 35W and Cedar Avenue will be the orange and red lines.
A broken cable closed a bridge and is forcing detours of light rail passengers around the Lake Street station. That will continue at least through the Tuesday morning rush hour.
On the busy Pride weekend in Loring Park, the Hiawatha light-rail line will be closed in downtown Minneapolis and replaced with buses. From 6:30 p.m. Friday until 3:30 a.m. Monday, Route 55 buses will run in place of the trains between the Target Field and Franklin Avenue stations because of maintenance, Metro Transit announced.
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