Coronavirus In Minnesota: 18 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 150K
Minnesota health officials on Sunday reported 2,217 new coronavirus cases and 18 more deaths.
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Minnesota health officials on Sunday reported 2,217 new coronavirus cases and 18 more deaths.
In Eagan, a lot felt normal -- the decorations, costumes, and of course, the candy -- but COVID-19 changed the plans of plenty of families.
The shooting happened on the 2000 block of West Broadway Avenue before 10 p.m.
Lavish Mack is walking from Minneapolis to Louisville, where Breonna Taylor was shot and killed during a police encounter.
Former WCCO anchor Mike Binkley is bringing some of that history back to life through stories all waiting to be told through a QR code.
Voters left the polls in Burnsville Saturday afternoon saying they felt satisfied, almost as though a weight had been lifted from their shoulders.
National on-time delivery has been at 93% or higher, said the statement from Ferguson, who leads a coalition of 14 states that filed a lawsuit.
A website that Minnesotans can use to track their absentee ballots went down for more than an hour Saturday morning, along with other parts of the state's online voter registration system, with just three days to go until the Nov. 3 election.
Minneapolis police are investigating two shootings that took place in the city on Saturday afternoon.
Friday afternoon, held a socially distanced drive-in car rally for invited supporters. His visit was added to his schedule just yesterday as polls show a tightening race.
Saturday was the second day in a row with a reported COVID-19 case count over 3,000. Minnesota health officials have said there were 3,021 cases and 20 additional deaths.
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Halloween.
Sir Sean Connery, the actor who played James Bond in seven films, has died at the age of 90, BBC reports.
Gov. Tim Walz and Secretary of State Steve Simon recommend voting in person early or on Election Day, or dropping off mail-in ballots in person.
"Just because he's a goomba and a rich guy doesn't mean that he doesn't have the heart and soul of an American," Tom Blondelle said.
