Coronavirus In Minnesota: 'We're Watching You': Racist Note Left On Woodbury Home Of Asian American Couple
A Twin Cities couple says they are sad and angered by a racist note left on their door this week.
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A Twin Cities couple says they are sad and angered by a racist note left on their door this week.
Minnesota's "stay-at-home" order begins midnight Friday and lasts until April 10.
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The agencies many Minnesotans with disabilities depend on are struggling to pay their bills, and they're asking the state for a badly needed lifeline.
"At the beginning I kind of believed him, like, 'Ahh no problem, it's a cold.' I'm sure that's what he thought. You know how guys can be, and that's how he was," she said.
According to the animal rights group PETA, the university asked experimenters to "euthanize [animals] as soon as [their] data is collected."
As cities across the country anticipate the spread of COVID-19, a community in western Minnesota is putting an old facility to use.
Minnesota officials released more information Friday afternoon on the state of unemployment in the state due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
There is a trend traveling across the world as neighborhoods come together as a community to cheer or sing on their balconies in this time of quarantine.
Rep. Ilhan Omar is among a group of U.S. lawmakers asking Amazon to be more transparent and proactive in its efforts to keep warehouse employees safe amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
North Dakota health officials on Friday confirmed the state's first death due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.
Hours before Gov. Tim Walz's stay-at-home order was slated to go into effect, health officials announced Friday that the number of positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Minnesota had climbed to 398, and two more people had died, bringing the death toll in the state to four.
Contact lens users not only touch their eyes to put in and remove their lens twice or more a day, they also touch their eyes and face much more than people who don't wear contacts.
The Wisconsin-based indie rock group Bon Iver says they'll donate 10 percent of their merchandise proceeds to state residents affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Animal Humane Society (AHS) says it will be donating thousands of personal protective equipment (PPE) to the state, which will in turn distribute to local hospitals in need.
