Bars Get Ready To Plunge Into Winter With New Slate Of COVID Restrictions
Earlier in the week, Gov. Tim Walz announced bars and restaurants would have to start shutting down their dine-in services every day at 10 p.m.
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Earlier in the week, Gov. Tim Walz announced bars and restaurants would have to start shutting down their dine-in services every day at 10 p.m.
The crash happened just before 5 p.m. along Highway 14 and 170th Avenue in Verdi Township.
St. Cloud Police say that they've taken two people into custody in connection with a shooting that happened on Halloween.
A spokesperson for the airport said that after they received word of the potential threat, airport police evacuated a portion of Terminal 1.
The state has seen explosive growth in cases and hospitalizations in recent weeks, surpassing 7,000 cases in a single day on Thursday for the first time since the pandemic began.
Some in the community are calling the vote a step forward; they've been crying for help to stop crime in Minneapolis.
Minnesota's newest COVID-19 restriction will go into effect Friday night.
The Salvation Army says the requests for food boxes are up tenfold since the start of the pandemic and needs across the country are up 15%, and at the same time their revenue from kettle donations could be cut in half.
Minneapolis City Council has narrowly voted to contract with outside agencies to help the Minneapolis Police Department.
The number of ballots in the segregated pile is significantly smaller than the voting gap between President-elect Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.
Fire officials say the main building of Northfield's historic Archer House River Inn is a total loss after a fire spread throughout the building Thursday afternoon, with crews battling the flames into the early morning hours of Friday.
The fire marshal division says that there are significant outbreaks in the fire departments in Bloomington and Hutchinson.
Minnesota Department of Health will launch a program Monday that will text people who have tested positive for COVID-19 to let them know that a contact tracer will soon be calling.
One spring afternoon in 2015, biologist Thomas Gable followed signals from a gray wolf's GPS tracking collar to a small stream in Minnesota's Voyageurs National Park. There he found a large canine paw print in the mud and tufts of wolf and beaver fur caught in low bramble.
