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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Monday signed an executive order banning creditors and debt collectors from automatically intercepting COVID-19 relief funds.
Minnesota reported Monday that 3,239 COVID-19 tests were processed in the last 24 hours, failing to meet the 5,000 tests a day benchmark laid out by Gov. Tim Walz as the state ramps up to the goal of processing 20,000 tests a day.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic fight that has been highlighting the importance of health care workers, a recent report has named Minnesota the fourth best state for nurses.
A new report from researchers at the University of Minnesota says we may need to prepare for the impacts of COVID-19 for the next two years.
While the organizers called this a car rally to practice social distancing, many people took to the sidewalks and the capitol steps to make their voices heard.
Despite rising cases, many Iowa businesses, including restaurants, now have the option to reopen their doors.
Samuel Nilva woke Tuesday morning to word of his discharge from the hospital. He also learned of a special celebration in his honor.
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Michelle Krone never thought she would say goodbye to her father while draped in PPE.
For Minnesota residents Karen and Mike, March started in pure relaxation in Florida. But after they flew home, unrest unraveled.
A Cottage Grove senior care facility got a big surprise Friday -- 77 bouquets of flowers. That's one for each of the people who live at Norris Square, a senior care center in Cottage Grove.
One of the lawsuits says the defendant tried to sell 5 billion respirators at double their list price to the state of Indiana, calling the offer an "Easter gift."
HealthPartners says its labs will be able to process more than 2,000 COVID-19 tests a day starting next week.
Steve Herman, the White House bureau chief for Voice of America, said Pence's staff banned him from traveling on Air Force Two after Herman's reporting contradicted Pence's narrative.
In a move that will impact many travelers who need to use Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport during the pandemic, Delta Air Lines announced it will soon require face masks for all customers due to COVID-19 concerns.
