Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 696 Cases Of COVID-19 And 6 Additional Deaths
Minnesota health officials reported an additional 696 cases of COVID-19 and six deaths in the state.
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Minnesota health officials reported an additional 696 cases of COVID-19 and six deaths in the state.
A new study at the University of Minnesota Medical School is looking at COVID-19 and breastfeeding.
Researchers say that the timing of plasma transfusions in a group of more than 35,000 patients was associated with lower mortality rates.
The state's positivity rate is at about 5% as of Aug. 5. If the rate were to soar to 15% or climb 5% over 14 days, health officials would consider tightening COVID-19 restrictions.
Like a defense stiffening at the goal line late in the game, the NFL has implemented a wide array of health protocols designed to keep the coronavirus from wrecking the 2020 season scheduled to begin four weeks from now.
Minnesota's health leaders are planning their fight against COVID for one year from now.
As some children head back to school, there's another virus to watch out for.
Churches in California and Minnesota, backed by a conservative legal group, filed lawsuits this week against the governors of their states challenging restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus outbreak that they contend are violations of religious liberty.
John Weiland became Minnesota's 221st person to die from COVID-19 when he passed away in April. In our Faces of COVID series, Liz Collin shares a more than half-century love story that starts with two teenagers.
Anger was palpable as Gov. Tim Walz reacted to Senate Republicans' rejection of Nancy Leppink as his commissioner of Labor and Industry.
It's the fifth year of Twin Cities United Way putting on this event on to get backpacks with school supplies to 40,000 students experiencing poverty.
According to Barron County Public Health officials, approximately 44% of the Seneca Foods workers in Cumberland have tested positive for COVID-19.
The university reported they are using mesenchymal stem cells on a patient with COVID-19 and lung failure, the first treatment of its kind in the U.S.
A select number of AMC movie theaters in the Twin Cities are slated to reopen later this month.
When factories making asphalt shingles were shuttered by coronavirus lockdowns, it led to some supply chain problems.
