Minneapolis, St. Paul Declare Snow Emergencies Following Saturday Snow
Following Saturday's snowstorm, both of the Twin Cities declared snow emergencies Sunday.
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Following Saturday's snowstorm, both of the Twin Cities declared snow emergencies Sunday.
Minnesota health officials on Sunday reported 1,196 more cases of COVID-19 and 32 more deaths.
Following Saturday's snow, another 60 crashes were reported on Minnesota roads overnight, leaving seven people injured.
A person was hospitalized Saturday night after St. Paul firefighters rescued them from a burning home.
The customer left a simple message along with the $1,400 tip that said "COVID sucks!"
Olivia and Cole, employees at Children's Hospital, made a big announcement while getting their coronavirus vaccines.
As of 9 p.m., the Minnesota State Patrol reported there had been 148 crashes statewide, 15 of which involved injury, but none of which were fatal.
A fresh batch of snow is on the way for the weekend.
About 800 were in the nation's capitol to provide extra security and assistance during the presidential inauguration.
Usually there's a competitions and sculptures have 48 hours to put their art together. But this year it's not so much a competition as an exposition.
This week's event focused on censorship. Attendees say they're worried about rights being taken away and people being censored by having their social media accounts removed.
The organizer says it's been a tough year and she wanted to create a space for community and to support young people.
The state was allotted 68,000 doses to give out this week. Of that, 6,000 doses were set aside for educators and child care center workers.
The 55-year-old man was rescued from the fire on the 8800 block of Wise Road at about 12:40 p.m.
Many Republicans, particularly those in Washington, are eager to move on from the former president and his personality-driven, racially divisive politics.
