As COVID-19 Case Positivity Rate Crosses 5% Wednesday, Health Officials Warn That Everything Is Not Back To Normal
We are entering month six of the COVID-19 pandemic in Minnesota.
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We are entering month six of the COVID-19 pandemic in Minnesota.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says the Wisconsin National Guard will be assisting in the state's primary elections next week.
Minnesota Voters Alliance filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday claiming the statewide mask mandate contradicts an existing law that bans masks in public places.
Minnesota's health department (MDH) on Tuesday announced 606 additional COVID-19 cases and four more deaths.
Three months out from COVID-19, a Minnesota couple still feels the effects. "I still get very winded and have a hard time catching my breath," Karen says.
After being closed for nearly five months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Nickelodeon Universe is preparing to reopen next week.
The Minnesota Department of Health says the state's total number of confirmed coronavirus cases is at 56,560. Of them, nearly 50,000 have recovered and no longer require isolation.
The Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan school district has announced it will use a hybrid model where students divided into two groups will each go into school twice a week.
More than 250,000 people are expected to rumble through western South Dakota, seeking the freedom of cruising the boundless landscapes in a state that has skipped lockdowns.
"This happened because Max is a 6' 5" Black man," Abby Wulfing wrote in a Facebook post. "I believe that police brutality and racism is more of a health risk to Max than his Type 1 diabetes."
For the first time in its 57-year history, the Uptown Art Fair was cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest figures from the state Department of Health Services show there were 1,062 newly reported cases in Wisconsin on Saturday, bringing the state's total to more than 54,000.
Health officials reported Saturday morning 731 additional cases of COVID-19 and six deaths in Minnesota.
We've gotten hundreds of questions from those asking for information about the upcoming school year.
The state's largest school district announced Friday they will begin the fall school year utilizing a hybrid-learning model.
