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One dead following Buffalo Allina Clinic shooting North Memorial Health says one victim was discharged Tuesday afternoon, while three others are in critical, but stable, condition. Author: Dana Thiede, Emily Haavik, David Griswold Published: 11:59 AM CST February 9, 2021 Updated: 5:44 PM CST February 10, 2021 BUFFALO, Minn. — A spokesperson with Hennepin Healthcare confirmed that one of the people injured in Tuesday's shooting at a health clinic in Buffalo has died. The victim, who has not yet been identified, was transported to HCMC where the...

The Buffalo police chief and Wright Co. Sheriff said the man was known to law enforcement. Author: KARE 11 Staff Updated: 10:15 PM CST February 9, 2021 BUFFALO, Minn. — Authorities said the man arrested following a shooting at a Buffalo, Minnesota clinic was known to law enforcement. One person died in the shooting at the Allina Health Buffalo Crossroads Clinic on Tuesday. Four others were hospitalized, including three that are currently in critical, but stable, condition. Wright County Sheriff Sean Deringer identified the man arrested as Gregory Paul Ulrich,...

“It came at the perfect time because that was right when we shut down again and right as we were having to lay people off," said Mike Ransom, chef-owner of three Ima noodle restaurants in Detroit and Madison Heights. "It allowed us to keep on twice as many hourly staff as we’d otherwise been able to, knowing that we had a little extra help to buffer our payroll for two or three periods." Meals were delivered in the days between Christmas and New Year's, normally one of the busiest weeks of the year for the hospitality industry — but not so in 2020 as dining rooms remained shuttered ami...

A Window into Midland's Past: Ketcham, Wright were county lumbermen  Compiled by Gary F. Skory Dec. 31, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Wright and Ketcham headquarters in Lincoln Township. (Photo provided/Midland County Historical Society) EDITOR'S NOTE The Midland County Historical Society is partnering with the Midland Daily News for "A Window to Midland's Past," which will feature historical pieces in print and online at ourmidland.com. This particular piece was compiled by retired historical society director Gary Skory from the 1884 Biographical Album. It was originally published on Sept. 16, ...