Minnesota Renaissance Festival Extends Their Drive-Thru Parade
The Minnesota Renaissance Festival announced Tuesday evening they would be extending their Festival on Parade.
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The Minnesota Renaissance Festival announced Tuesday evening they would be extending their Festival on Parade.
The Vikings-Titans COVID outbreak has Minnesota high school football programs remaining vigilant.
Gov. Tony Evers urged people throughout Wisconsin on Tuesday to "get on the same team" by taking steps to slow the spread of COVID-19, with cases statewide at their highest numbers since the pandemic started.
Half of the students are there Tuesday and Wednesday, and the other half will be there Thursday and Friday, with Monday being the shared distance learning day.
Less than 2 percent of Wisconsin residents had antibodies to the virus that causes COVID-19 as of July, based on early results of a study released Tuesday as cases of coronavirus in the state continue to soar.
The Minnesota Department of Health updated COVID-19's impact Tuesday as the state approaches 100,000 confirmed cases.
High School football is making a comeback in Minnesota, and so is a beloved coach.
September is Suicide Awareness Month. And on Tuesday, Augsburg University assistant hockey coach Mark Wick will hold a golf tournament to raise awareness, because he understands it very well.
President Donald Trump announced Monday that the federal government will be distributing 150 million rapid COVID-19 tests to all 50 states over the next several weeks.
"I expected the regret to set in but it hasn't yet," McGovern said. "I have seen a substantial difference in my relationship with the kids. Getting along better, there's less stress in the house."
Over the weekend, Minnesota's COVID-19 death toll breached 2,000. On Monday, another seven deaths were added to the total, as 936 more cases of the novel coronavirus were confirmed.
Wisconsin ranks third in the country behind North Dakota and South Dakota in the number of new virus cases per capita in the last two weeks.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) reports 1,478 additional coronavirus cases and 10 more deaths Saturday, as the state's death toll now surpassed 2,000.
COVID-19 survey teams have been pulled from Minnesota after teams reportedly encountered intimidation and racism.
University of Minnesota's infectious disease expert Dr. Michael Osterholm says the COVID-19 pandemic is just getting started.