Minneapolis, MN (April 6, 2026) – A pickup truck crashed into the front window of Stanley’s Northeast Bar Room on University Avenue NE on Monday morning, April 6, temporarily closing the bar. The red Chevy Silverado struck the window near one of the entrances, leaving glass and debris scattered across part of the barroom.
The bar posted on social media that it expects to reopen by 3 p.m. Monday. No information has been confirmed regarding injuries to the driver or anyone inside the building. The cause of the crash is still unknown, and Minneapolis Police have been contacted for further details.
Authorities continue to review the incident.
We hope everyone involved is safe.
Understanding Vehicle-Building Collisions
Collisions involving vehicles and buildings can happen for several reasons, including driver error, mechanical failure, or loss of control. Even when speeds are low, impacts can shatter windows, damage interior structures, and create hazards from debris.
Emergency responders typically secure the scene, ensure no one is trapped or injured, and clear debris to prevent further harm. Businesses may temporarily close for cleanup and repairs, while investigators examine the crash to determine how it occurred. Vehicle-building collisions highlight the need for careful driving near commercial areas.
