Coronavirus In Minnesota: 609 New COVID-19 Cases Reported; Death Toll Nears 1,500
Minnesota health officials reported 609 new COVID-19 cases Friday and five more deaths.
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Minnesota health officials reported 609 new COVID-19 cases Friday and five more deaths.
A statewide decision on mandating masks to slow the spread of COVID-19 could come soon.
As Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz mulls the possibility of making face masks mandatory during the COVID-19 pandemic, state health officials have announced 589 more confirmed cases and five more deaths Thursday.
Starting Wednesday, Rochester became the latest city in Minnesota to make masks mandatory.
Edina health officials say they're noticing a dramatic shift in the demographics for who is testing positive for COVID-19 in the city, and they say young people don't seem to be getting it from places like bars or restaurants.
Bad bacteria is shutting down some popular beaches in Minneapolis.
Mankato, Rochester and Winona are joining the growing list of Minnesota cities requiring people to wear masks in public spaces.
All Dane County residents will be required to wear masks when indoors, except at their own home, under the first order of its kind issued Tuesday in Wisconsin as cases of COVID-19 are rising in the state, particularly among young adults.
Shortly after fireworks above Mount Rushmore disappeared into the night sky on Friday, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem accompanied President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One despite having had close contact with Trump's son's girlfriend, who had tested positive for the coronavirus.
A Twin Cities woman has marked two major milestones this summer: turning 100 years old and surviving COVID-19.
Minnesota health officials on Monday announced 434 more COVID-19 cases and three more deaths -- the lowest single-day death increase recorded since mid-April.
With many official events canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, people still got out in the hot weather to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday on Lake Minnetonka.
After a spike Thursday in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths, both are now down slightly again Friday.
The Green Bay Packers sent a letter this week to season ticket holders, informing them on what to expect this season should Lambeau Field be allowed to host fans for games.
AAA predicts that Americans will take around 700 million trips this summer starting with the July 4th holiday. That is way down from previous years, but the majority of those are expected to be road trips.