DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - After last week’s deadly school shooting at a Minneapolis catholic school, residents and community members rallied on Monday.

The shooting killed two students and injured 18 more.

A march on Monday morning started at the Lake Harriet bandshell and ended at Lynnhurst Park, where a support center has been set up for people impacted.

Before the march started, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey put out a call to action, seeking a statewide and nationwide ban on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines.

This, as hundreds with the “Minnesota Youth United for gun violence” group gathered outside the state capitol, also demanded change.

They said they are tired of being afraid in school and wanted to take action to honor all lives taken by gun violence.

They a

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