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Minneapolis Reign nightclub shooting and licensing
Overview
On July 19, 2026, a shooting occurred outside the Reign Event Center on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis, wounding nine people aged 18 to 27. Investigators indicated the gunfire followed an altercation and were looking into whether shots were fired from a vehicle. No arrests were made following the incident.
In August 2026, the Minneapolis City Council’s Business, Housing and Zoning Committee unanimously approved the liquor license renewal for the nightclub. This decision followed a month-long delay caused by the July shooting. City staff reported that police found no direct connection between the business and the shooting, describing it as an “individual dispute between two people.”
As part of the renewal process, the establishment’s ownership updated security and business plans, and a police precinct inspector conducted a walkthrough. While some council members noted an increase in 911 calls at the location, officials suggested this might be due to inspectors encouraging more frequent reporting.
Entities
Minneapolis Police Department · Minneapolis City Council · Jason Chavez · Reign Event Center · Julianne Lynum
Timeline
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8 days ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMinneapolis committee approves Reign nightclub liquor licenseA Minneapolis City Council committee has unanimously approved the liquor license renewal for Reign Event Center following a mass shooting outside the venue last month.
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about 1 month ago
[CRIME] 6 sourcesMinneapolis shooting injures nine outside Reign nightclubA nighttime shooting outside Minneapolis's Reign nightclub injured nine people; police are investigating the altercation‑triggered gunfire with no arrests yet.
Sources
fox9.com · kstp.com