A meeting to address recent gun violence has been changed from an online event to an in-person gathering. The decision was made after initially planning for the meeting to be held online only.
The meeting is scheduled to take place on Monday. Further details about the meeting can be found through the City of Edina's announcements.
The city had previously announced that the meeting would be online, but this plan was reversed, and the event will now be held in person at City Hall.
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