COVID Protocols Contribute To Drastic Drop In Minnesota's Flu Hospitalizations
This week, nobody was hospitalized in Minnesota for the flu. It was the same last week.
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This week, nobody was hospitalized in Minnesota for the flu. It was the same last week.
A man trying to move his motor home was killed when he was run over by the slowly moving vehicle after he fell out and was knocked unconscious, police in Nevada said.
The Minnesota first-grader who died this week due to complications from COVID-19 has been identified as 6-year-old Week Day, whom loved ones described as a "sweet girl" who loved dancing, singing and painting.
Anticipating that at least some activities will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination, HealthPartners has launched a method to digitally prove vaccination.
A man accused of spray-painting hate messages on a Minnesota mosque told police he meant it as a joke, according to a complaint filed Thursday.
A group of Midwestern farmers sued the federal government Thursday alleging they can't participate in a COVID-19 loan forgiveness program because they're white.
Scooters will be capped at 2,500 for 2021, with a maximum 40% allocated for downtown use.
As Minnesota leaders consider when to further loosen COVID-19 restrictions in the coming days, state health officials reported Thursday 1,921 more cases of the virus and 15 more deaths. Meanwhile, nearly 57% of Minnesotans 16 and older have received their first vaccine dose while 42% are fully vaccinated.
Plymouth police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a pedestrian Wednesday night.
Three suspects have been arrested and some Brooklyn Park officers suffered minor injuries following a burglary incident early Thursday morning.
A $3,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of whoever is responsible for fatally shooting 15 cats in western Wisconsin.
Minneapolis Police say a suspect has been arrested in connection to a fatal robbery at a Cedar-Riverside neighborhood business.
The city of Hibbing is known for its famous people. Bob Dylan, Roger Maris and Kevin McHale all spent time growing up in the city. But Hibbing may be best known for an open pit that's 8 miles long and about 3 1/2 miles wide.
Word that Gov. Tim Walz plans to ease some COVID-19 restrictions next week is giving Minnesotans hope for some highly-missed summer fun.
Minnesota is remembering those who have died because of their jobs.
