Coronavirus In Minnesota: Limited Availability Of COVID-19 Tests Changes Testing Criteria
Due to the nationwide shortage of COVID-19 tests, changes have been made to the testing criteria to focus on individuals who are most susceptible.
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Due to the nationwide shortage of COVID-19 tests, changes have been made to the testing criteria to focus on individuals who are most susceptible.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has granted grocery store workers special emergency status to ensure store supplies stay stocked.
Rep. Ilhan Omar led a letter calling for a suspension of interior immigration enforcement, a deportation freeze and a comprehensive plan to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in immigration detention facilities.
"Every Minnesotan deserves access to health coverage during this uncertain time," Walz said. The enrollment period begins Monday, March 23 and will run through April 21.
Target announced Friday that it is investing more than $300 million in its team members across the country as they work amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, stocking shelves, clothing racks and interacting with shoppers.
3M added they're working on maximizing their production on other products being used in the fight against COVID-19, including hand sanitizers, disinfectants and filtration solutions.
Health officials say the number of positive COVID-19 cases in Minnesota has reached 115, up from 89 cases on Thursday.
A third person in Wisconsin has died from COVID-19.
Health officials announced the third death from COVID-19 in Wisconsin.
Minnesotans seeking a pet companion amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak should head to the Animal Humane Society soon, as all of their locations are slated to close this weekend.
The University of Minnesota is testing a drug to treat COVID-19 right now -- and they're looking for participants to help in their trials.
The sports world tends to rally whenever crisis strikes, and the Twin Cities sports scene is no different.
What could have been thousands of pounds of trash was treasured Thursday night by more than a thousand people in St. Paul.
Two Wisconsin residents have died from the coronavirus pandemic, the first to be reported in the state.
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank president Neel Kashkari says uncertainty is still driving economic fears.
