Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 638 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 3 More Deaths
The Minnesota Department of Health reported 638 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 and three more deaths Monday.
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The Minnesota Department of Health reported 638 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 and three more deaths Monday.
As summer comes to an end, a new COVID-19 model projects a worse outcome in Minnesota for the fall into winter.
Wisconsin confirmed 893 new positive COVID-19 cases on Sunday but no new deaths.
Minnesota Department of Health released their latest COVID-19 numbers on Sunday, reporting 714 additional cases and six deaths.
In the past 24 hours, the Minnesota Department of Health has recorded 924 cases of COVID-19 and four deaths.
Candyland is just one of several stores we've seen close up shop in downtown recently. The area has seen an increase in unrest, and a drop in customers.
While most Minnesota students get back to some kind of school next week, Wisconsin returned to learning this week.
Over 200 Allina health care workers at St. Francis Regional Medical Center and Abbot Northwestern Hospital have voted to authorize a two day strike, starting on Sept. 14.
Ahead of the holiday weekend, the Minnesota Department of Health reported 856 additional cases of COVID-19 and 10 deaths.
A group called Free Minnesota Small Business Coalition argued the governor is usurping the powers of the Legislature.
The amount of time Minnesotans have spent at home this year has made a difference in what's getting thrown out in the trash.
Gov. Tim Walz addressed Minnesota's COVID-19 situation on Thursday afternoon, warning that if the numbers don't start improving the state may need to go back to tighter restrictions.
The first day of online class at St. Olaf, students learned the college suspended 17 for attending an off-campus party. At the time, eight students had tested positive.
The Minnesota Department of Health reported Thursday 1,047 cases of COVID-19 and seven deaths.
The federal government says we could have a COVID-19 vaccine in about eight weeks, but some Minnesotans could get one as soon as Thursday.