Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil Says He Tested Positive For COVID-19
U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday, according to a statement from the Republican lawmaker, who represents Wisconsin's 1st congressional district.
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U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday, according to a statement from the Republican lawmaker, who represents Wisconsin's 1st congressional district.
The University of Minnesota and the University of St. Thomas are both encouraging students who travel for Thanksgiving to just stay home for the rest of the year and take virtual classes only.
Hennepin County's restaurant industry has lost nearly 26,000 jobs compared to last year.
Although authorities have been encouraging people to wear masks to slow the spread of the coronavirus, many police departments leave it up to officers to decide whether to cover their faces while interacting with the public.
Minnesota health officials reported Sunday more than 7,000 new cases of COVID-19 and 40 more deaths.
This definitely brings back memories of the spring, when everything from paper products to disinfectants and comfort food was hard to find.
The four-week order began Saturday. Bars and restaurants will be takeout only, gyms are closed and youth sports are on pause.
On Friday, Life Time CEO Braham Akradi filed a request for access to government data to see the exact amount of virus spread happening in health clubs in Minnesota.
Families flocked to Golden Valley on Saturday to line up for what organizers say is the largest single day turkey giveaway in Minnesota.
Coronavirus infections are ravaging South Dakota, where more than half of tests have come back positive for weeks. Yet Gov. Kristi Noem won't require masks or take other measures to curb the spread, including urging families to limit Thanksgiving gatherings.
New COVID restrictions have gone into place, and Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported an additional 6,265 cases and 51 deaths.
At midnight, youth sports and parties, like wedding receptions, are officially paused for four weeks. Gatherings are limited to members of one household.
One of the Twin Cities top doctors believes the next few weeks will be critical in the fight against COVID-19. Dr. Benji Mathews told WCCO's Liz Collin that Regions is caring for 90 patients with the virus right now.
As we try to get through this strict one-month dial back together, it's important to find those things that make you smile.
The head of one of the largest regional health systems in the Midwest has told his employees that he has recovered from COVID-19 and is back in the office — without a mask.
