July Open Streets Events Canceled In Minneapolis, Later Events Pending
Open Street events are a staple of the warm weather season in Minneapolis, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the first two events slated for this summer have been canceled.
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Open Street events are a staple of the warm weather season in Minneapolis, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the first two events slated for this summer have been canceled.
On Thursday, the Minnesota Department of Health reported a significant jump in processed COVID-19 tests, reaching a new one-day high.
The Minnesota Congressional Delegation has released a video Friday urging those who have fully recovered from coronavirus (COVID-19) to donate plasma to help fight the virus.
Add the Twin Cities Pride weekend to the list of events going virtual this year.
WCCO bought a plane ticket in order to go past MSP Airport security and see the empty boarding spaces firsthand.
While some are ready to worship side-by-side again, that may continue to be on hold. But many religious leaders have found faith defies physical spaces.
The Minnesota Department of Health says it's bracing for more cases of COVID-19 as the state reopens.
The Minnesota National Guard is now assisting long-term care facilities experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
General Mills is planning to have its corporate employees work from home for the rest of the summer.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) on Thursday announced a large increase in COVID-19 testing in the state, with over 6,700 completed Wednesday. Meanwhile, officials reported 523 new cases and 25 more deaths.
Delta Air Lines says it's retiring its widebody 777s this year as the company, along with the rest of the airline industry, is reeling amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A court ruling tossing Wisconsin's stay-at-home order threw communities into chaos Thursday as local leaders were forced to decide whether to issue their own restrictions or allow bars and restaurants to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
After seven weeks of restrictions under Minnesota's stay-at-home order, businesses will get the green light to reopen doors to customers and people will be allowed to gather with friends and families, under certain conditions.
Mike Zimmer has managed to conduct some extra strategy sessions during this sequestered NFL offseason, despite being disconnected from all of his players and almost all of his staff.
