COVID-19 In MN: State Announces 70% Of Seniors Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
As vaccine eligibility expands to nearly 2 million more Minnesotans Wednesday, state health officials reported nine more COVID-19 deaths and 922 new virus cases.
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As vaccine eligibility expands to nearly 2 million more Minnesotans Wednesday, state health officials reported nine more COVID-19 deaths and 922 new virus cases.
The University of Minnesota on Wednesday announced a possible path forward in controlling the invasive species emerald ash borer (EAB).
An Uber driver in San Francisco was assaulted and coughed-upon by a woman riding with two other women after he refused them service for not wearing masks, in an attack the driver captured on video.
A video posted on Twitter shows Miami Heat player Meyers Leonard using an anti-Semitic slur while playing Call of Duty on a Twitch stream.
Hundreds of Minnesota families are connecting to create one big symbol of peace for the Buffalo community.
A Wisconsin woman convicted of stabbing a middle-school classmate to please fictional internet horror character Slender Man almost seven years ago is set to make her case before a judge Wednesday that she deserves to be released from a mental health facility.
Three Minnesotans are now officially jurors in the murder trial of a former Minneapolis police officer.
The trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd, is moving ahead.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections says members of is transportation unit were at the airport in the midst of transferring the inmate from Oak Park Heights' correctional facility to a prison in another state when he "broke free."
Fans of the Minnesota Twins should know soon whether or not they can attend the team's Opening Day game in April.
A sign of pre-pandemic life is calling -- but not the fun kind.
As the snow melts, trash left behind during the winter starts to make its way towards our waterways.
The city said in a release the cleanup could "cause ongoing disruption and noise for surrounding neighbors."
Minnesota education commissioner and longtime teacher Mary Cathryn Ricker is stepping down after two years to return to the classroom, Gov. Tim Walz said Tuesday.
