COVID In Minnesota: Virus Death Toll Surpasses 4,000
Minnesota passed another grim milestone on Monday, surpassing 4,000 deaths due to COVID.
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Minnesota passed another grim milestone on Monday, surpassing 4,000 deaths due to COVID.
Authorities in western Wisconsin say a Minnesota man died Sunday morning after he was ejected from his truck in a rollover crash.
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Five teenager suspected of stealing a car over the weekend are in jail.
Bob Dylan's entire catalog of songs, which reaches back 60 years and is among the most prized next to that of the Beatles, is being acquired by Universal Music Publishing Group.
Several people are without a home Monday after a fire burned through three townhomes in the southeast metro.
One person is dead after an SUV veered off-road late Sunday night in the west metro.
Pairing the pandemic with the start of flu season was a frightening prospect earlier this year.
Kyra Winslow, 20, and Molly Young, 20, were killed Saturday when authorities say their vehicle went off I-94 in Wisconsin about 45 minutes west of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where Young was a student.
A man in died on Saturday morning near Richmond after he was trapped in a skid steer which rolled into a manure pit.
Brooklyn Park police say Mark Haglund has been found and has been reunited with his family.
A pilot is dead following a small plane crash Sunday morning in southwestern Minnesota.
Sheriff's deputies in northeastern Minnesota shot and killed a man after he fled officers who were investigating a shoplifting report, authorities said.
