MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - Police in Minneapolis are investigating two mosque fires. One fire forced several people to evacuate the building Monday night. Thankfully, no one was hurt. The other incident happened on Sunday. Surveillance video shows a man carrying a brown bag into Masjid Omar Islamic Center inside the 24 Somali Mall just before 7 p.m. Sunday. Inside the bag, was gasoline used to light a fire in the bathroom, Muslim community leaders said.
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Getty Images The defending champion LSU Tigers dug deep on Saturday to get past UCLA, 78-69, in the Sweet 16 round of the 2024 NCAA Women's Tournament. The Tigers were down by three with less than three minutes to play, but closed the game on a furious 14-2 run to advance. They will now face the winner of Iowa and Colorado in the Elite Eight on Monday. Both teams struggled to find a rhythm early, and the score remained tied at the end of the first quarter.
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Video obtained by Fox 8 shows the moments leading up to a triple shooting in the French Quarter early Wednesday (Feb. 14) morning, not long after New Orleans officials signaled the end of Mardi Gras. The Fox 8 viewer was near the intersection of Royal and Canal streets as the violence unfolded around 12:30 a.m., just half an hour after NOPD Chief Anne Kirkpatrick, Mayor Latoya Cantrell, and other law enforcement agencies did their ceremonial sweep of Bourbon Street.