COVID In MN: MDH Reports 810 New Cases, 7 Deaths
More than 60% of eligible Minnesotans have received at least one COVID vaccine dose. The state crosses the milestone as the health department reports 810 new cases and seven additional deaths.
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More than 60% of eligible Minnesotans have received at least one COVID vaccine dose. The state crosses the milestone as the health department reports 810 new cases and seven additional deaths.
As the Minnesota Legislature enters the last full week of its 2021 session, lawmakers face long hours of tough negotiations as they seek to agree on a balanced budget by next Monday's mandatory adjournment date.
Three people were hospitalized, one in critical condition, after a shooting at a party in north Minneapolis early Sunday morning.
Erin Hassanzadeh covered a lot of ground tonight speaking with local financial professional Mike Kojonen.
A 20-year-old male was arrested Saturday for shooting and killing his 25-year-old sister inside their Chanhassen home.
Douglas Paul Schroeder, age 59, is being considered a missing person by the Edina Police Department.
"I am tired of the gun violence. I'm tired of being a hostage in my home and a hostage in my community," said Cathy Spann, the executive director of the Jordan Area Community Council.
Minnesota regulators got a green light Friday to adopt new "clean car" rules without getting approval from the Legislature.
George Floyd's brother and nephew expressed gratitude Saturday after a federal grand jury indicted the four former Minneapolis police officers involved in his death.
State officials announced that Minnesota's community COVID-19 vaccination sites are now accepting walk-in appointments.
As of Thursday, roughly 60% of Minnesotans have received their first vaccine dose and 47.8% have completed the series.
The single-car crash took place at the intersection of Lawndale Lane and Dunkirk Lane shortly before 7 a.m.
A fire forced a family to evacuate their home around 4 a.m. in Minneapolis.
The driver was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police said. No one else was injured in the incident.
Minnesota hasn't offered a state-backed incentive programs, but Gov. Tim Walz during a Friday interview on WCCO Radio endorsed the idea.
