Coronavirus In Minnesota: Ramsey Man Finally Flying Home From 'Mayhem' Of India Lockdown
A Minnesotan who has been trapped across the world in another country's COVID-19 lockdown is finally on board a plane home.
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A Minnesotan who has been trapped across the world in another country's COVID-19 lockdown is finally on board a plane home.
Under a stay-at-home order, many therapists are switching to teletherapy, where they make connections and provide guidance over video chat or phone.
There was a special surprise for a birthday girl in Lakeville Sunday.
An inmate has collapsed and died while showering at the Moose Lake prison, Minnesota corrections officials said Sunday.
A Minnesota family is sharing their message after a beloved grandfather became one of the state's COVID-19 victims.
As the weather gets warmer, Minnesota's favorite summer activities are on the line due to COVID-19 concerns.
Nurse Emily Allen has been working at Bethesda Hospital, taking care of the patients in critical condition due to COVID-19.
Bars and restaurants have been especially hard-hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Though many - like Whitey's - have adapted to the change.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota Department of Health reports the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 has reached 935. Of those cases, 451 no longer need isolation.
So far, at least one resident or staff member has tested positive at 47 care facilities across Minnesota, and there have been 13 deaths from the virus being associated with congregate care.
On Friday, the CDC recommended everyone wears fabric face masks in public settings, especially grocery stores and pharmacies, where significant community-based transmission can occur.
Minnesota health officials on Saturday named 32 senior living and other long-term care homes where residents or staffers have tested positive for COVID-19.
With all of the cancellations lately due to COVID-19, Minnesotans might be wondering if the 2020 Great Minnesota Get-Together is still going to happen at the end of August.
On the other hand, the number of people who no longer need to be in isolation is now 440, health officials say.
