The delegation met for over an hour this weekend with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad about releasing Minnesota-native Shane Bauer and his friend Josh Fattal.
Health and safety protocols will be in place based on state guidance.
She was last seen at 7 p.m. on Thursday.
This comes amid ongoing threats to state Capitols across the country.
The standoff ended Thursday night when the suspect shot himself.
Police were sent to the scene by ShotSpotter activation.
Daycare and school closures have put working families under pressure, with mothers bearing the brunt.
Hint: It's not a cheese-stuffed burger.
If they were authentic, they would have been worth about $405,975.
Council members are also proposing two charter amendments to help renters in Minneapolis.
More vaccine guidance will be provided in the coming days.
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“This was an incredibly hard year for all of us,” Police Chief Todd Axtell said, citing riots and the pandemic.
Officials from Oman say a plane is in the Iranian capital standing by to transport Minnesota native Shane Bauer and his friend Josh Fattal if they're released. Mediators are reportedly negotiating with Iran. The pair has been held for more than two years on charges of spying.
Minnesota-native Shane Bauer, fiance Sarah Shourd and friend Josh Fattal held an open house in Shakopee to thank everyone in the community who supported them during their 780 days behind bars in an Iranian prison on espionage charges.
Minnesota native Shane Bauer and friend Josh Fattal are on their way home after judges in Iran signed off on $1 million bail deal.
A deal to pay $1 million bail for the release of Minnesota native Shane Bauer and his friend Josh Fattal hit a snag because a judge whose signature was needed was away on vacation. The deal is expected to move forward when the judge returns Tuesday. Bauer and Fattal have been held for more than two years on spying charges.
Minnesota native Shane Bauer says the joy of hugging family members again will stay with him forever. Bauer and Josh Fattal landed in New York, ending their Middle Eastern ordeal. The hikers spent more than two years in an Iranian prison on spying charges.
Bauer and Fattal say they were held in isolation. Phone calls with family members amounted to a total of 15 minutes in two years and they had to go on repeated hunger strikes to receive letters.
The hiking trip that started more than two years ago will finally end when Onamia native Shane Bauer and his friend Josh Fattal set foot in the U.S. again. They were arrested while hiking near the iran-Iraq border and were imprisoned in Iran on spying charges until their release this past week.
An Iranian court has set bail at $500,000 each for a Minnesota man and his friend. A third member of their group, Sarah Shourd, was freed last year on the same bail.
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