Coronavirus In Minnesota: Backlog Of 1,700 Tests Leads Gov. Walz To Ask Pence For Help
Minnesota's COVID-19 testing shortage is so bad that 1,700 samples are now frozen, waiting for results.
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Minnesota's COVID-19 testing shortage is so bad that 1,700 samples are now frozen, waiting for results.
As Minnesotans continue to social distance, everyone is experiencing basic disruptions to their lives. So many WCCO viewers have sent in Good Questions about the bills, responsibilities and deadlines that don't stop.
The night the NBA announced Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19, Ticket King came to a screeching halt.
One of the things people are noticing during this difficult time is that COVID-19 is bringing many of Americans together -- and we may have found the most unlikely pairing of all.
This helping-hand is needed by parents who are trying to keep their kids healthy and on top of their studies while schools are closed.
It's not just funerals facing delays; churches, synagogues and mosques are putting off weddings and improvising their weekly services.
Thanks to COVID-19, there's a rush on food. As they work to stock shelves, they need money and food donations -- and they need more volunteers.
Yulin Yin traveled to Wuhan during the COVID-19 outbreak when the city was placed on lockdown. It took him weeks to return home to his family.
"We are not at all afraid to take care of the COVID-19 patients, it's what we do," Jean Ross, co-president for National Nurses United, said. "But we know what we need to protect ourselves."
The move was made out of an abundance of caution and concern for the developing worldwide outbreak of COVID-19.
Officials are reporting the first positive case of COVID-19 at the Minnesota State Capitol. WCCO's Pat Kessler has confirmed the news.
Due to concerns of spreading the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), several locations across the state are providing meals to students who normally receive meal services during the school day.
Target announced Tuesday that all of their stores will close by 9 p.m. during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin policymakers scrambled Wednesday to help displaced workers, shuttered bars and restaurants, and others reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, even as new limitations were placed on child care facilities and the number of confirmed cases in the state topped 100, including a children's hospital doctor.
Here are the latest updates on the COVID-19 outbreak.
