Christmas Music Triggers Miraculous Moment For Memory Care Patient And Family
A Twin Cities family is grateful for a special moment this Christmas after a difficult year for their mom struggling with memory loss.
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A Twin Cities family is grateful for a special moment this Christmas after a difficult year for their mom struggling with memory loss.
COVID-19 cases are coming down dramatically in Minnesota after health officials called the state a hotspot last month.
Minnesota health officials released new guidance on Monday allowing high school athletics and other youth sports to resume games and scrimmages on Jan. 14, with masks required in some sports.
Staff members have worked with the state for weeks to try to organize this vaccine clinic so it all runs smoothly.
During the week of Christmas, the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were administered to some residents in long-term care facilities.
A majority of inmates at the Sandstone federal correctional facility have contracted COVID-19.
People living and working in Minnesota's long-term care facilities will begin to receive the COVID-19 vaccine Monday.
Fogerty Arena in Blaine, which is the home ice for Blaine and Spring Lake Park's hockey teams and curling leagues, put out a call for help in a "Save Fogerty" campaign video asking for donations to keep the arena afloat while it's shut down during a traditional time to hit the ice.
Wisconsin health officials on Sunday reported 2,287 positive tests for the coronavirus in the last day, lifting the total number of confirmed cases to 470,818.
Minnesota health officials reported Sunday 2,534 more cases of COVID-19 in the state and 40 more deaths. The Minnesota Department of Health says the numbers released included figures from both Friday and Saturday, making up for a break over the Christmas holiday.
The North Dakota Army National Guard on Saturday began providing rapid coronavirus testing to people arriving at Hector International Airport in Fargo.
Alysa Gummow didn't know what to think in October when the letters from law firms arrived in the mail. She had filed for bankruptcy in 2017 to restructure nearly $50,000 in debt — mostly from an earlier hip surgery. But that was resolved. Why was she getting these letters now?
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 2,170 more cases and 57 more deaths Saturday.
A Twin Cities nurse will work her last shift of 2020 on Christmas Day so she can take care of health issues of her own.
To say it's been a tough year for hospital workers would be an understatement. But this week, a local boy gave nurses and doctors a reason to smile with a special delivery fueled by the love of an entire community.
