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The Minnesota Legislature will convene Thursday for a sixth special session as Gov. Tim Walz looks to extend his peacetime emergency powers to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Not all kids are smiling as they log on for school each morning. But one can understand why something so simple means so much to 13-year-old Makayla Saulter.
"The COVID just happened so fast. He was very healthy, and it took him in three days. So I guess what I want to say to people is it is real, and take precautions," Cheri Herbst said.
More snow is coming to Minnesota, but so is some more warmth.
Water is made out of three atoms: one oxygen and two hydrogen. The proposed project would use Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Station's steam and electricity to split water and separate the hydrogen.
A woman backed over her husband with a truck Wednesday morning while he was snow blowing their driveway in St. Augusta.
More than two-thirds of Wisconsin counties had completed certifying the results of last week's presidential election as of Wednesday, but the last one is still not expected to be finished until the Nov. 17 deadline
"That's really the best defense that we have is to keep those bubbles small and to keep them confined to people who share similar practices around avoiding exposure," said Dr. Annie Ideker, a family physician at Health Partners.
If preliminary results hold, the Senate GOP's already narrow majority will slip by one seat to 34-33 next year.
Your cell phone may alert you to a new type of weather warning this winter.
Ella Winston is a 17-year-old senior at Wayzata High School. She's spending her first day at home on Wednesday after 10 days of battling COVID-19 in the ICU at Children's Minnesota.
Anoka-Hennepin Schools told parents on Tuesday that elementary students would move to distance learning because of a shortage of staff and in bus operators.
"The battle never ends, you know. When we take this uniform off, our veterans still have things that they suffer from," Stephen Whitehead said. "We have to make sure our society, the people around us understand not every injury or wound is visible."
Gov. Tim Walz is marking Veterans Day by announcing a new milestone in ending veteran homelessness in the state of Minnesota.
