UPDATE: Minnesota Sen. Hoffman, Wife Out of Surgery

The family of Yvette Hoffman, the wife of Minnesota lawmaker John Hoffman, confirms to FOX 9 Saturday night she is awake and alert while recovering from being shot multiple times.

John and Yvette Hoffman were both shot multiple times early Saturday morning at their Champlin home. Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were both shot and killed at their Brooklyn Park home Saturday morning. Authorities say the suspect in both shootings is 57-year-old Vance Boelter.

As of 9 p.m. Saturday, Boelter is not in custody and a manhunt is ongoing.

Hortman dead, Hoffman injured

Authorities say Hortman and Hoffman were targeted in Saturday’s shootings. Gov. Tim Walz said Saturday morning Hortman died, while Hoffman was able to get out of surgery and was recovering.

Hortman’s husband was also killed.

Saturday's timeline of events

Timeline: Here's a look at the timeline of what we know so far:

- About 2 a.m. on June 14: A 911 call in Champlin was made at about 2 a.m. Saturday. Police then found that Minnesota Sen. Hoffman and his wife had been shot. Both Hoffman and his wife are recovering from gunshot wounds after undergoing surgery at the hospital.
- 3:35 a.m.: Brooklyn Park police officers then "proactively" went to the home of Rep. Hortman, authorities say. It was there that they encountered the suspect, who was dressed up as an officer with a fake police vehicle. The suspect opened fire on officers, but the suspect fled. In the suspect's vehicle, authorities found a manifesto with lawmakers' names on it and papers with "No Kings" written on them.
- 5:30 a.m.: The shelter-in-place alert was sent at 5:30 a.m. by BPPD for the 3-mile radius around the Edinburgh Golf Course.
- 6 a.m.: Vance Boelter briefly returned to a home near 49th and Fremont in Minneapolis, where he rented a room part-time. He texted two of the roommates that he had made some bad choices, he doesn't want to implicate them, and he may be dead soon. He did have vehicles at the home and broke out one of the windows, but it's unclear if he took one of those vehicles before he fled. The image of Boelter in the cowboy hat is from the surveillance cameras at this home. The renters have been allowed back inside the home.
- Around 9:45 a.m.: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced at a press conference that Hortman and her husband had died after being shot. Walz said they're "cautiously optimistic" about Hoffman and his wife's recovery.
- Around 11 a.m.: Authorities and Gov. Walz urged people to not attend any political rallies until the suspect is apprehended.
- Around 11:30 a.m.: Champlin authorities say there is no current threat to public safety in the city.
- Before 1 p.m.: The Associated Press identified Vance Luther Boelter, 57, as the suspect. He was appointed by Gov. Mark Dayton in 2016 and then by Gov. Walz in 2019 to the bipartisan workforce development board. His term expired in 2023.
- About 1:30 p.m.: Police clear the scene at Hoffman's house in Champlin.
- Around 1:45 p.m.: Police served a search warrant at a home near 49th and Fremont in Minneapolis in connection with the investigation. Authorities used battering rams to get inside. Those who are renting the home told FOX 9 Boelter was a part-time renter of a room in the home.
- 3 p.m.: Authorities named Vance Boelter as a "person of interest" and suspect in the case, and asked for the public's help in locating him.
- 3:20 p.m.: Brooklyn Park authorities have cleared the shelter-in-place order. But an alert sent to people living in the area asks people to call 911 if you see something suspicious. Police will still be in the area collecting evidence. Meanwhile, Mercy Hospital remains on lockdown.
- 3:50 p.m.: The Hennepin County Medical Examiner released the initial reports for the Hortman's, saying Melissa Hortman, 55, and Mark Hortman, 58, both died of multiple gunshot wounds. A time of death was not listed, but the report says Mark Hortman died at North Memorial Hospital, while Melissa Hortman died at her home.
- 4 p.m.: The FBI is offering a $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Vance Boelter.