While national lawmakers debate whether to remove Confederate names from military bases and people attack Confederate symbols, Albert Lea has had his fair share of controversy in recent years. Several authorities are at the scene of a shooting in which a gunman shot dead a police officer and two other people at an apartment complex in the city of Albert Lea, Minnesota. Police tell ABC 6 News that the suspect is being treated for unknown injuries at a nearby hospital and that residents of the rear apartment complex are currently barred from entering.

The other two fatalities were a 52-year-old man who was flown to University of Minnesota Medical Center in St. Paul for treatment for his injuries. Two other male victims were treated and flown to Rochester, and one was airlifted. The other was airlifted by the Albert Lea Police Department to a Rochester hospital for further treatment.

Most of the apartment building's residents, who had been evacuated so investigators could work through the crime scene, were already allowed to return to their homes. Some were able to get to safe areas and assess their injuries before being taken to hospitals.

One of the most striking aspects of this park is the maple and bush forest, which covers 116 hectares on Big Island. Typically, the lake is home to a large number of fish, such as blue fish, Valais and other bird species, as well as a number of other fish species. These include salmon, trout, mussels, pheasants, ducks, turkeys, geese, birds of prey, sea turtles, turtles and more. Typically, there are a variety of fish in and around the lake, from bluefin tuna to salmon, peregrine falcons and sea turtles.

At the time of the 2000 census, 785 households (4,826 families) lived in the city, of which 49.5% were married couples living together, 38.0% were non-family, 9.1% had a housekeeper and husband, 26.9% had children under 18 years of age living with them and behaving. At the 2000 census there were 7,85 households, 4,8 26 families, 39,2% of which were married. Of these, 38 (0%) had no family, 9 (1) had no housekeeper and no husbands, and 26 (9) have children over 18 living with their parents or other family members.

Lisa Hanson, 55, said: "I don't think Albert Lee's Confederate past is necessarily something anyone is really proud of, but it doesn't represent the community I love.

The Standard trumpeted a visit by Albert Lea in 1879, in which he addressed his connections to the Confederates - in fact. He said his son Edward was a Union naval officer and had completed his basic training at Fort Benning, named after a Confederate general. When the Civil War broke out in 1861, he lived in St. Paul when he joined the Confederate Army while his sons were in the military. After the break of the rebellion, the service of the Confederacy was offered to be accepted, and they were accepted. In a speech he gave in May 1881 at the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Minnesota, LeA made no mention of a civil war.

This includes a photograph of Albert Lea and his son Edward at the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Minnesota in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1881. This includes a picture of Confederate General Robert E. Lee at Fort Benning, South Carolina, on July 4, 1861.

One of the most striking aspects of the park is the maple and bush forest, which covers 116 hectares on Big Island. The lake is home to the state's largest freshwater lake, the Great Lakes National Park, and is a popular destination for boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and other outdoor activities.

Known as the Land of Lakes, it is home to Great Lakes National Park, the largest freshwater lake in the United States, and a popular destination for boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and other outdoor activities. Known as the "Land of Lakes," Lake Michigan is the state's second largest after Lake Superior.

Albert Lea is a town in the US state of Minnesota, on the border between Minnesota and Wisconsin, near the northern edge of the Great Lakes National Park. The city is named after William Albert, a topographer of the United States Dragoons who surveyed southern Minnesota and northern Iowa in 1835, including the current location of Albert Leas.

Lea was a Tennessee American who served as a Confederate lieutenant colonel before serving in the U.S. Army in 1835 surveying northern Iowa and southern Minnesota. The French cartographer Joseph Nicollet later renamed Lake Fox Lea, and the town that emerged on the lake in 1850 was also given this name. He served at Fort Des Moines, helped map the region, and was assigned to a topographical expedition in the Michigan Territory in 1840, which included parts of what is now northern Minnesota and parts of what is now southernmost Minnesota. The following year, he published a pamphlet that allegedly attracted a wave of settlers to the new Wisconsin territory and gave Iowa its name.