Delta Halts Some Routes To, From MSP Airport Over Coronavirus Concerns
Delta is reducing and cancelling some routes for the next few months because of the coronavirus.
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Delta is reducing and cancelling some routes for the next few months because of the coronavirus.
Preparations are underway to get Minnesota ready for coronavirus.
Oshkosh, Wisconsin native Peter Lenz is teaching English in Daegu right now. Many schools, including his, cancelled classes until March 9.
From your children's school, to your place of work, to your own home, the virus has the potential to interrupt everyday lives in some way. And having a plan is what health experts want people to create.
While the spring breaks of Americans likely won't include any travel to China, the coronavirus has now spread to at least 30 countries, including the United States.
A footwear maker's cost to resolve a lawsuit over contaminated drinking water in western Michigan is $113 million, but it will be less due to a $55 million payment from chemical giant 3M.
There's an urgent recall on nearly 6 million children's water bottles.
Two sisters say they are grateful for the unique, life-saving bond they share.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison unveiled a task force report Wednesday that makes 14 separate recommendations for lowering prescription drug prices ranging from new legislation to stronger enforcement action.
One of the bills would create a pharmacy commission to investigate drug pricing. The second would provide tax breaks to people whose premiums exceed 10% of their income. The third would require insurance companies to cover four mental health visits per patient per year.
Health experts say you are OK with caffeine up to about 400 milligrams. That's 10 cans of soda, or two 16-ounce cups of coffee, or two-and-a-half cans of energy drink.
Democrats have pointed out that President Donald Trump has repeatedly mentioned paid family leave as a priority, and federal workers under his administration have gotten paid leave.
About 1,800 workers say they're ready to walk off the job for a week on Wednesday morning.
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan met with parents and teens to commence Mind Your Health, a mental health day in the MOA rotunda that highlights the efforts to prioritize children's mental health in schools across the state.
The ship was locked down after one passenger became sick with the Coronavirus. That number has grown to 218 cases as the ship is docked at Yokohama, Japan in Tokyo Bay.
