COVID In MN: Cases Falling Just Weeks After State Was Hotspot
COVID-19 cases are coming down dramatically in Minnesota after health officials called the state a hotspot last month.
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COVID-19 cases are coming down dramatically in Minnesota after health officials called the state a hotspot last month.
Minnesota health officials released new guidance on Monday allowing high school athletics and other youth sports to resume games and scrimmages on Jan. 14, with masks required in some sports.
More snow is expected to fall in Minnesota during the last week of 2020, with the best chance on Tuesday afternoon.
A 6-year-old boy has been located safe after being missing for more than a week in what is being called a custody dispute.
The Hubbard County Sheriff's Office says a 60-year-old woman has died following an accident where an ATV -- that was carrying the victim, her husband and daughter -- fell through the ice.
Authorities say the shooting was a domestic incident on the 5000 block of Lavinia Road Northeast, in Northern Township.
Staff members have worked with the state for weeks to try to organize this vaccine clinic so it all runs smoothly.
During the week of Christmas, the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were administered to some residents in long-term care facilities.
A shooting early Wednesday morning in south Minneapolis has left one man dead.
Police believe the two, who are being held at the Meeker County Jail and awaiting charges, were responsible for two prior burglaries at the school Nov. 14 and Dec. 5.
A 39-year-old St. Paul man faces charges in connection to the shooting death of a 2-year-old boy last week.
A majority of inmates at the Sandstone federal correctional facility have contracted COVID-19.
The normal large gatherings on New Year's Eve won't be happening this year but cities across the U.S. are holding virtual celebrations for adults and kids.
Minneapolis police say two people were shot Sunday night near the George Floyd memorial.
The Third Avenue Bridge -- which connects Central Avenue Southeast with downtown -- is closing next Monday, Jan. 4, for repairs, and it's not scheduled to re-open for two years.
