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Hospitalization rates have been falling alongside the positivity rate over recent weeks. The figure is currently at 3.8 per 100,000 residents, down from nearly 30 in January, and below the line for caution.
The Minnesota Legislature, with overwhelming bipartisan support, approved $25 million for ALS research and caregiving Monday, which advocates say is the largest investment by any state in the country to find a cure for the rare neurological disease.
What was a shocking moment at Sunday night's Academy Awards ceremony is nevertheless raising new awareness for some on a medical condition some may just be hearing about for the first time.
Minnesota is launching a new online program to provide free at-home rapid COVID-19 tests.
Key public health risk indicators during the COVID-19 pandemic continue to fall in Minnesota to levels not seen since last summer.
Health officials in Minnesota reported an additional 492 cases of COVID-19 and seven deaths Friday.
Hospitalization rates have been falling alongside the positivity rate over recent weeks. The figure is currently at 4.3 per 100,000 residents, down from nearly 30 in January, but now just above the line for caution.
A survey says shutdowns and restrictions contributed to the loss of up to 249 days worth of revenue for some businesses. The hospitality and tourism industries report 32,000 fewer workers overall in comparison with employment before the coronavirus hit.
The hospitalization figure is currently at 4 per 100,000 residents, down from nearly 30 in January, but now just at the line for caution and likely to fall below it in the days to come.
You haven't heard us talk much about it the past few months and that's a good thing. Flu numbers are down again this season after record lows last year.
As more and more employees return to the office in Minnesota, the state's latest COVID-19 positivity rate continues to drop to levels not seen since last summer.
The buzz that comes with a bustling metropolis hasn't returned quite yet to downtown Minneapolis or St. Paul, but it's definitely nowhere near as empty as it used to be.
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 458 additional COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths Monday.
Melting snow is uncovering mold that is giving allergy suffers the blues. Snow mold is a lawn disease caused by a fungus that both looks like snow and tends to infect grass. And it gets worse as the snow melts.
Lake Street Council, a nonprofit that supports the community and its entrepreneurs, raised $12 million in donations following the civil unrest and it's invested $8.5 million already, helping more than 400 businesses re-open. But executive director Allison Sharkey knows it's not enough to meet the need.
