Coronavirus Update: Best Buy To Furlough More Than 50,000 Hourly Workers
Minnesota-based Best Buy has reportedly furloughed 50,000 of its hourly workers as Americans are cutting spending amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Minnesota-based Best Buy has reportedly furloughed 50,000 of its hourly workers as Americans are cutting spending amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota desperately need volunteers in an effort to find a cure or vaccine for COVID-19.
There is new light shining each night in Minneapolis to symbolize collective strength.
It's unclear if businesses will reopen by the end of Minnesota's stay-at-home order on May 4. But when they do open, Gov. Tim Walz says things will likely look a little different.
Businesses not deemed essential during the "Stay at Home" order are looking for different ways to make ends meet – and that includes salons and barber shops.
The family of a Minnesota COVID-19 victim says getting through these isolating times will take a strong connection to family and community.
COVID-19 is shedding an even greater light on inequalities across the country.
SEIU Healthcare Minnesota union workers set up "Healthcare Heroes Work Here" banners outside of hospitals and clinics across the Twin Cities, in support of those on the front lines of COVID-19.
Minnesota health officials say nine more people have died due to COVID-19, bringing the state's death toll to 79.
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Two new tests, developed by the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic, are expected to help the medical industry better understand who has recovered from COVID-19, advancing the fight against the virus.
Gov. Doug Burgum said Monday he will make a decision this week whether to extend an order to keep most businesses closed in an effort to contain the coronavirus as cases continue to grow in North Dakota.
Small businesses that are struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic are starting to get a lifeline from the federal government.
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Minnesotans cannot buy alcohol to-go right now, but owners of bars and restaurants -- and a bipartisan group of lawmakers -- are hoping to change that.
