Hennepin County Medical Center

A 72-year-old man named Robert Paul Carlson left Hennepin County Medical Center while receiving emergency care and is now missing. Bloomington Police Department is searching for him to ensure he receives necessary medical treatment. Authorities warn the public not to approach Carlson due to potential unpredictable behavior.

A wrong-way crash on Highway 169 in Shakopee resulted in one death and injuries. A northbound Ford Taurus crossed the median, colliding with a semi-truck and an F150 pickup, causing the highway's southbound lanes to close temporarily.

A man was seriously injured in a North Loop shooting in Minneapolis after 2 a.m. Sunday. Police found evidence of gunfire on Washington Avenue North, and the victim was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center with life-threatening wounds. No arrests have been made.

One person died and four others were injured in four separate shootings across Minneapolis between Saturday night and Sunday morning. Incidents occurred in north and northeast Minneapolis, with police noting large crowds at two scenes. No arrests have been made, and all cases remain under investigation.

An extreme heat warning is in effect, with experts advising hydration, avoiding exercise, and recognizing warning signs like rapid heartbeat, weakness, and dizziness. Dr. Andie Rowland-Fisher from Hennepin County Medical Center recommends wearing loose, light-colored clothing to stay cool.

A 15-year-old girl was shot near downtown Minneapolis and is expected to survive with non-life-threatening injuries. Two boys, ages 14 and 15, were arrested in connection with the incident. The shooting occurred in the Loring Park neighborhood, and the victim was treated at Hennepin County Medical Center.

A man died after a shooting in south Minneapolis on Sunday afternoon. Police were alerted by ShotSpotter and 911 calls, but the victim succumbed to his injuries at Hennepin County Medical Center. This incident marks the 26th homicide in Minneapolis this year.

The Minnesota Legislature allocated $205 million to Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) to prevent closure, but rural and non-HCMC hospitals received significantly less funding, including $30 million for a stabilization program. Hospital leaders argue the limited funds are insufficient to address financial crises exacerbated by federal Medicaid cuts and operational losses.

A Minnesota lawmaker proposes using hospital tax to fill charity care gap, as hospitals spend less on charity care than those in other states. The proposal aims to help financially distressed hospitals and patients with growing medical debt. State Rep. Steve Elkins introduced legislation to steer money from an existing healthcare tax back to hospitals.

Hennepin County Medical Center is seeking state rescue funds, indicating a need for financial support. The hospital, being Minnesota's largest safety net hospital, provides critical care to its community. Its emergency department in Minneapolis is a vital part of this care.