Coronavirus In Minnesota: Craft Distillers Join Forces To Make 'All Hands' Sanitizer
Three local craft distilleries are teaming up to produce hand sanitizer for high-risk communities and organizations on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Three local craft distilleries are teaming up to produce hand sanitizer for high-risk communities and organizations on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Distance learning begins in Minnesota schools Monday with the expectation that it will continue until at least May 4.
The only person who has died of coronavirus complications in North Dakota is a 93-year-old man from Fargo.
Minnesota students and their teachers will begin distance learning Monday morning.
The Minnesota Department of Health says seven of the nine deaths from COVID-19 in the state have been from residents of congregate care facilities.
A Twin Cities ice cream shop is serving up hope and help along with a sweet treat.
With the influx of COVID-19 patients at local hospitals, many pregnant women in Minnesota are looking for other options to give birth.
The protective masks WSI makes are shipped around the country to hospitals, first responders and retail stores.
Saturday was the first day of the two week stay-at-home order across the state. Despite this lockdown in place, several Minnesotans were out and about running errands, particularly at hardware stores.
North Dakota officials began outlining worst-case scenarios — including building temporary hospitals in Bismarck and Fargo — after health officials Saturday confirmed the highest number of COVID-19 cases in a 24-hour period.
A Minnesota couple is trapped on a cruise ship that is stranded off the coast of Panama with passengers who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Wisconsin are nearing the 1,000 mark, officials reported Saturday.
The Minnesota Department of Health on Saturday confirmed the state's fifth death from the coronavirus, on a day when Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill to provide more money to help manage the pandemic.
On the first day of Gov. Tim Walz's stay-at-home order, Minnesotans appeared to be heeding the order.
According to a map from the Minnesota Department of Health, most of the positive cases so far are in the Twin Cities metro area.
