Symptoms Vary Widely For Twin Cities Family Quarantining Due To COVID-19
On the day her daughter was to be tested, Nikki Engleman's husband Drew Engleman went from feeling fine to having a fever that would reach almost 104 degrees.
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On the day her daughter was to be tested, Nikki Engleman's husband Drew Engleman went from feeling fine to having a fever that would reach almost 104 degrees.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota recorded another 33 COVID-19 fatalities on Wednesday, bringing the state's death toll to 932 since the start of the outbreak.
As the number of COVID-19 patients needing intensive care continues to climb, Minnesota Department of Health officials say it's partly due to loosening restrictions on elective procedures.
The longer wait for restaurants to reopen in Minnesota has lead to some unforeseen problems for the border town.
As part of Gov. Tim Walz's Stay Safe Minnesota order, restaurants and bars are allowed to resume serving dine-in customers on June 1, with a number of restrictions.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is reporting an additional 652 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19, along with 18 more deaths.
As the weather heats up, homes and offices will start running air conditioners, circulating what people breathe. So, that had some WCCO viewers wanting to know: Can AC put us at risk for COVID-19? Good Question.
Last month, WCCO reported on a group trying to bridge the gap by donating tablets to hospitals so patients could video call their families. Just weeks later, hundreds now have the power to do just that.
Starting Tuesday, everyone will have to wear a mask or face covering when inside publicly-accessible buildings in Minneapolis.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many religious leaders in Minnesota say it's too soon to throw open their doors to the faithful, despite the governor's recent decision to lift some coronavirus restrictions on places of worship.
Minnesota added 745 more cases of COVID-19 to its tally of infections Monday as residents prepared to take part in virtual Memorial Day ceremonies.
To keep a sense of normalcy on Eid al-Fitr, the Brooklyn Park Islamic Center created a drive-thru that alllowed community members to still greet one another, without compromising their safety.
On this Memorial Day weekend, a Minnesota community is remembering a United States Navy seaman who has not been able to be laid to rest due to COVID-19.
