Keegan's Pub, Red Savoy In Northeast Minneapolis To Close For Good
There have been a number of restaurants that have closed their doors in the last few months, even as stay-at-home restrictions have been lifted.
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There have been a number of restaurants that have closed their doors in the last few months, even as stay-at-home restrictions have been lifted.
With coronavirus limitations easing and summer in full swing, Dr. Max Gomez answers questions about safety while vacationing and enjoying outdoor activities.
The MDH said The 507 and Rounders Sports Bar & Grill in Mankato are linked to roughly 100 cases of the virus from June 12 and 13. MDH also says Cowboy Jack's and The Kollege Klub in Minneapolis are linked to around 30 cases.
Minnesota fashion model Halima Aden has a new design project: helping create masks for frontline workers who wear hijabs or turbans.
On Saturday, the Minnesota Department of Health announced 427 new cases of COVID-19, with six new deaths.
The Lumineers are postponing their North American tour, which included a late September stop in St. Paul.
Minnesota is on the verge of going a week with under 10 daily COVID-19 fatalities -- something that hasn't been recorded since April.
The more than 14% decline in travel is primarily because of reduced air travel. Car trip travel is only down about 3%.
COVID-19 cases are down in Minnesota and Wisconsin, but they are skyrocketing in other parts of the country.
Why are stadiums among the last to open? What do experts know about COVID-19 transmission? WCCO spoke with two infectious disease experts to answer this Good Question.
Some people in the Minnesota Twins organization have tested positive for COVID-19, a team official said Thursday.
Of the money, Walz says $841 million will be distributed throughout Minnesota's counties and cities to support the local governments' COVID-19 relief efforts.
Dr. Mallika Marshall, a practicing physician, answers common questions about coronavirus safety this summer at the pool, the beach and out and about.
The Minnesota Department of Health reports that the 43-year-old man had tested positive for the novel coronavirus on June 4.
As Minnesota counted another 365 cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, the state's daily death toll continues to trend down.
