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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.
City officials in Minneapolis say two scenic stretches along the Mississippi River will close for the duration of the governor's stay-at-home order to allow joggers and walkers more room to practice social distancing.
It's going to be a quiet weekend in Minnesota as Gov. Tim Walz's stay-at-home order goes into effect at midnight Friday.
Minnesota health leaders are warning people to stay at home -- not at their cabins.
Silvia Zironi was able to make it back to her home in south Minneapolis before Italy went on a nationwide lockdown three weeks ago.
A Wisconsin mother of four documented their first week at home, and she shares some hacks, and hope, for the coming weeks.
To do so, the House had to enact a temporary rule to allow members to vote on legislation remotely, in order to maintain proper guidelines establishing social distance.
Since Victoria Elementary students can't see their teachers in the classroom, the teachers decided to go see them!
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Adapting to changes because of COVID-19, Metro Transit has now begun a 40% reduction of service.
The CEO of Life Time Fitness said he expects his Twin Cities-based company to furlough nearly all of its workforce if lawmakers and President Donald Trump can't set a date for when the economic shutdown will end.
"Thanks to those who cared for him and for all front line health care workers," Klobuchar said.
State health officials announced Thursday that the number of positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Minnesota has risen to 346, up from 287 on Wednesday. A second person has also died.
