National Zoo Big Cats Test 'Presumptive Positive' For COVID-19
The zoo said the public is not at risk given the distance between the animals and visitors.
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The zoo said the public is not at risk given the distance between the animals and visitors.
Minnesota health officials on Friday reported 2,645 more COVID-19 cases and 13 additional deaths. Meanwhile, the latest positivity rate is hovering at 7.1%.
The final decision on booster shots doesn't rest with the White House but rather with an FDA advisory committee which is set to meet Friday to consider Pfizer's application for third-dose authorization.
Mykia Carpenter, who was shot in the neck in Uptown last month is "doing extremely well" and on her way to recovery, according to her family.
When Misty Baniewicz saw a rabbit in front of her Parkland home, she thought a yellow spot near its mouth was a flower that the rabbit was eating. Later she realized she was very wrong.
This is exactly what some restaurant owners feared when enforcement of the city's vaccine mandate took effect Monday.
These base layers for men and women from 32 Degrees, Asos, Gymshark and more are for cold-weather adventures
"Be nice to people because not a lot of people in this world are nice," 10-year-old Aaron said about giving the foul ball to 7-year-old Emma.
Pies, cakes, and most dessert recipes are designed to feed a crowd, but what happens when a sweets craving comes along and you only want a slice or a taste? Lisa Childs, author of The "I Love My Instant Pot®" Cooking for One Recipe Book, has the solution for you – delicious single-portion desserts made quickly in your favorite kitchen appliance!
Whether they want to dress up as Captain Marvel or Spider-Man, ShopDisney has Halloween costume options
A judge was set to decide Friday whether jurors at the trial of a man accused of killing two men and wounding a third during a police brutality protest in Wisconsin last year will see video that prosecutors say shows him talking about wanting to shoot people.
It's something that used to be rare, but it's becoming much more common. More people are living to 100, especially in the U.S.
A severe shortage of bus drivers means parents are finding other ways to get their kids to school. But some of those options could have negative consequences.
A nationwide TikTok trend involving students stealing items from their schools and posting swaggering videos online afterward has prompted at least two Twin Cities schools to crack down, boosting security and surveillance.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said Enbridge Energy breached an aquifer during construction of their Line 3 pipeline, causing more than 24 million gallons of groundwater to flow out of it.
