Restaurants, Bars And Breweries Prep Elaborate Set-Ups For Outdoor Dining Starting Saturday
On Friday night, many businesses were busy getting their tents, heats and fire pits set up to welcome customers back to their establishments again.
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On Friday night, many businesses were busy getting their tents, heats and fire pits set up to welcome customers back to their establishments again.
Kelsey from Chanhassen said she had COVID in October and has since recovered. She wanted to know: "Is it safe for me to see family members who also recently had COVID?
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says it might be early hiccups, but the state is not receiving as much COVID-19 vaccine as it was promised.
When we first met Chalisa Everson over the summer, you could already sense the exhaustion from the first six months of pandemic life. Four months later, the hair stylist and single mother is running on fumes.
On Saturday, gyms and fitness centers will be able to reopen at limited capacity after being shut down since mid-November.
Minnesota public safety officials have issued another liquor license suspension notice as more businesses are defying Gov. Tim Walz's executive order barring indoor service at restaurants and bars to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
As more relaxed COVID restrictions are set to go into effect after 11:59 Friday night, Minnesota health officials have reported 2,737 cases and 65 deaths due to the virus.
Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka gathered with restaurant and bar owners Thursday to air frustrations about the continuing restrictions on dining inside, as other restrictions will loosen Friday.
Misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine is spreading on social media. WCCO asks Dr. Nathan Chomilo to debunk some common myths circulating online.
Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed lawsuits against two restaurants that, against state orders, opened to indoor dining this week.
One of Minnesota's major industries feels forgotten amidst the COVID-19 restrictions.
Hundreds of patients who would otherwise be battling COVID-19 in the hospital are instead getting better at home.
After 11:59 p.m. Friday, a more relaxed set of restrictions go into effect as Minnesota continues to deal with the most recent spike in COVID-19 cases. As part of the new restrictions, bars, restaurants, and breweries must remain closed for indoor dining, but can open for limited outdoor service.
The on-again, off-again order that expired in November is one of a series that the Democratic governor has issued in reaction to the coronavirus pandemic, all of which have been challenged by conservatives.
The Minneapolis Downtown Council announced a new program intending to support small, independently-owned businesses as the city continues to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
