COVID In Minnesota: Rush City Inmate, 57, Dies After Testing Positive
A 57-year-old inmate from the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Rush City has died from complications of COVID-19.
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A 57-year-old inmate from the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Rush City has died from complications of COVID-19.
Even though health officials and the Center for Disease Control advised against traveling for Thanksgiving, TSA data shows some of the highest travel numbers of the pandemic leading up to the holiday.
As the holiday weekend comes to a close, Minnesota health officials have reported another 8,953 cases of COVID and 57 deaths.
With so many businesses struggling to stay afloat, it may be more important than ever to take part this year in buying local.
The number of University of Minnesota's Gopher football program members that have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days has now reached 40.
Minnesota health officials reported two days worth of COVID data on Saturday, adding 9,040 cases and 45 deaths to the state's tally.
Minnesota health officials reported 101 more COVID deaths Friday, the most in a day since the pandemic began.
There is growing concern over a complication of COVID-19 which seems to be showing up in younger patients. It's estimated that as many as half of the people in intensive care experience blood clots.
Minnesota health officials on Friday reported that there were 5,704 additional COVID-19 cases and 101 more deaths as of Wednesday. It's the first time the state has breached 100 in newly reported deaths.
A Minnesota business owner is getting in the giving spirit of the holidays to support bars and restaurants struggling through the pandemic. And with a simple pair of scissors, his employees are taking it one step further.
A worldwide pandemic is making this Thanksgiving very different. No matter how small the gathering, or how far apart, people are doing whatever they can to make it memorable.
Meet Henry Johnson. When the pandemic delayed the 4-year-old's heart surgery, his family trusted his medical team through the process.
As ICU beds get closer to reaching capacity in Minnesota, there's a dedicated team working around the clock to make sure every patient gets the care they need.
The pandemic isn't just changing Thanksgiving -- it's also impacting the preparation and the pre-party.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 infections in Wisconsin continued to tick downward Wednesday, a rare bit of good news for health officials as they struggle to contain the deadly disease.
