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Wisconsin recorded another 3,433 coronavirus cases on Monday, three more deaths and hospitalizations reached a new high, continuing a COVID-19 surge that began in early September.
Another Twin Cities-area school district is making the move back to distance learning due to COVID-19.
More than half of the men incarcerated at Stillwater Prison have tested positive for COVID-19. The numbers have jumped by more than 100 in a week to 750 inmates.
President Donald Trump is holding five rallies in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Joe Biden has three rallies in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
To date, more than 2 million absentee ballots have been requested in Minnesota. Of those, 1.7 million have already been returned, leaving more than 338,000 still outstanding.
The victim was not identified. Investigators say they don't believe the shooting to have been random, and don't believe the public is in any danger.
Minneapolis is among 44 jurisdictions in 18 states across the country where the Department of Justice will be monitoring voting rights on Election Day.
Minneapolis Police say they will continue to plan for the worst and hope for the best when it comes to security, post election.
A small fish commonly found in pet stores and purchased for home aquariums has become an invasive problem in a Twin Cities lake.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation published a photo of the incident Monday. They say they pulled the vehicle over on U.S. Highway 63.
A requirement that Minnesota voters wear masks at the polls to help stop the spread of the coronavirus will remain in place on Election Day, after the U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to block the mandate while a lawsuit is being appealed.
First, buy a license and know the regulations. If you're planning to use a meat processor, make contact ahead of time.
Whoever wins the presidency will face dual challenges of reining in the pandemic and rebuilding the economy.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Services division (DPS-DVS) will be limiting services and closing offices as the state prepares to launch a new computer system, MNDRIVE, later this month.
