Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 3,000 More COVID-19 Cases Reported, 9 More Deaths
On the eve of Election Day, health officials reported 2,954 more cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota and 9 more deaths.
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On the eve of Election Day, health officials reported 2,954 more cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota and 9 more deaths.
Wisconsin health officials on Sunday reported nearly 3,500 new cases of the coronavirus and 16 additional deaths in the last day.
As COVID cases continue to hit new highs, some are questioning if another stay-at-home order is in our future.
Saturday was the second day in a row with a reported COVID-19 case count over 3,000. Minnesota health officials have said there were 3,021 cases and 20 additional deaths.
"Substitute teachers wanted." That's the message from some districts around the state as quarantines impact staffing levels.
The district said that it would not be transitioning students from Pre-K through 12th grade to a hybrid model until Jan. 19, 2021 at the earliest.
Free COVID-19 community testing continues throughout the state, as the number of cases climb. On Friday, Minnesota reported for the first time a positive case count of over 3,000.
Ahead of last-minute campaign stops Friday in Minnesota by both major presidential candidates, state health officials reported 3,165 new COVID-19 cases, marking the second day in a row where case numbers broke daily records. Also, 18 more people have died from the virus.
Just a day before a southern Minnesota high school's homecoming, district officials announced that the event and related football game were canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.
Minnesota-based Medtronic has agreed to pay $9.2 million to resolve allegations that it paid kickbacks to a South Dakota neurosurgeon and failed to accurately report them, the Department of Justice announced Thursday.
Consumer Reports predicts that online sales will grow by 25% to 35% between November and January.
More people are in Minnesota hospitals with COVID right now than at any other point during the pandemic.
The school board voted Thursday evening to start the distance learning model Nov. 12.
Like he was cast in an old Western, Books donned a cowboy hat for decades as chief promoter of his small Dakota County town.
The Centers for Disease Control says the lowest risk activities for Halloween involve staying within your old household, like carving pumpkins with your family or watching a movie. Medium-risk activities include no contact trick-or-treating while the traditional door-to-door activity is considered high-risk.
