St. Paul City Council Looks To Ban Conversion Therapy
On Wednesday, the St. Paul City Council will have their first public hearing to discuss a ban on conversion therapy.
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On Wednesday, the St. Paul City Council will have their first public hearing to discuss a ban on conversion therapy.
The Minnesota Department of Health announced Tuesday an additional 197 cases of COVID-19 and 9 deaths statewide.
As more Minnesotans go back to work, more families will need child care. The YMCA is one of many options, offering various programs to fit early education and school-aged kids. It costs $40 per day, families can pay per day without committing to a membership, and financial assistance is available.
Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar announced Monday night that her father, Nur Omar Mohamed, has passed away from complications of COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic has all but silenced concerts in the U.S., but Garth Brooks and his team have come up with a plan to bring music to thousands of people while respecting the need for social distancing.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has reported the fewest new COVID-19 deaths since mid-April.
University of Wisconsin System officials are offering campuses guidelines for reopening this fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota Department of Health has reported 311 additional COVID-19 cases and 15 deaths.
With COVID-19 cases growing in Minnesota, and with shops slowly opening for business, customers are being forced to decide if they're willing to take on the risk of getting sick.
A little boy finally had the heart surgery he's waited months to get.
When Chad Kreuser learned he had kidney disease, his fellow firefighter stepped up to donate his.
On the first day of the special session, the Minnesota House of Representatives has approved millions of dollars in grants for small businesses.
The state's death toll is now at 1,274, with total positive cases numbering almost 30,000 since the start of the outbreak about three months ago.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
After months of planning and consulting with students, staff and health experts, the University of Minnesota believes it can safely resume classes at all five of its campuses.
