Police officers were injured during a shooting in Minneapolis. One person was killed, and several others were injured in the incident. A dashcam video captured the moments following a police chase that led to an arrest. The footage has since drawn attention and is being reviewed as part of the ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. In a separate case, a man accused of leading a cocaine distribution network at Penn State was granted $250,000 bail. Meanwhile, in the Lindsay Clancy trial, a judge told a jury that had been unable to reach a verdict that a decision was "desirable," urging them to continue their deliberations. A woman who was accused of photographing jurors in the trial was charged with witness intimidation, a move aimed at ensuring the integrity of the judicial process. In another development, an officer was charged in the shooting death of a college student, which has sparked public concern and calls for transparency. Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to a DUI charge, and as a result, his driver’s license will be suspended. In Massachusetts, NBC News projected that Michael Minogue won the Republican governor primary, while Senator Ed Markey was expected to win the Democratic Senate primary. High schools across the country are canceling their varsity football seasons due to a shortage of players, a trend attributed to various factors including increased participation in other sports and the impact of the pandemic. Meanwhile, former NFL quarterback Tony Romo made public comments on recent events. In Staten Island, a man survived a lightning strike, and Tropical Storm Edouard impacted the Gulf Coast. A judge will determine whether an accused assassin linked to conservative activist Charlie Kirk will face trial. In the Grand Canyon, two bodies were recovered after floods, with one person still missing. Rescuers continued their search for the missing individual. In a historic case, Duane "Keffe D" Davis was found guilty of the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, closing a chapter in a high-profile case that had remained unresolved for decades.