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The U.S. Senate narrowly passed President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package on Saturday, with both of Minnesota's Democratic senators voting in favor.
Minnesota Health officials on Saturday reported 975 cases of COVID-19 and 12 additional deaths. More than 1 million Minnesotans have received at least one vaccine dose.
Police in Crystal say a pedestrian was struck and killed in a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon.
One person died and another was hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash in Belle Plaine Township Tuesday morning.
A man died on Wednesday afternoon in house fire in Bloomington.
Minnesota health officials are encouraging a two-week pause in youth sports in Carver County due to a rapidly growing outbreak of the U.K. COVID-19 variant.
The temperature-scanning devices used to check for coronavirus are not always accurate, the FDA says.
More than 1 million people in Wisconsin have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, Gov. Tony Evers said Friday. But that good news was tempered by the announcement that health officials have detected another highly contagious version of the virus in the state.
A board member helping to get Shakopee's schools open again is sharing the human cost of COVID-19.
Seven months after a major hail storm, farmers in Southern Minnesota are still being affected by the damage. Sogn Farm in Cannon Falls took a major blow right before harvest as their pepper crop was destroyed. One of their vendors took the damaged goods and now the resulting product is flying off store shelves.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals decided on Friday that the trial judge in the Derek Chauvin case erred in not reinstating the third-degree murder charge against the former Minneapolis police officer accused of killing George Floyd.
An expedited decision from the Minnesota Court of Appeals means former officer Derek Chauvin could face an additional charge of murder in the George Floyd case. Chauvin's trial in Minneapolis is scheduled to begin Monday.
COVID-19 vaccination data by race and ethnicity was released for the first time on Friday on Minnesota Department of Health's vaccination dashboard.
Warmer temperatures mean outside fun for many this weekend. People are flocking to parks, trails, and garden shops, hoping to get a jump start on spring.
