Anoka 100th Halloween Parade And Traditions Continue, With Safety Changes
The Halloween parade typically draws over 60,000 people each year, packing Main Street, but this year large group gathering restrictions are preventing that from happening.
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The Halloween parade typically draws over 60,000 people each year, packing Main Street, but this year large group gathering restrictions are preventing that from happening.
"Substitute teachers wanted." That's the message from some districts around the state as quarantines impact staffing levels.
The passing of the largest bonding bill in Minnesota history includes money for affordable housing.
Following a federal appeals court ruling that Minnesota cannot extend the deadline for accepting mail-in ballots, Minnesota's secretary of state says it's already too late for voters to mail in their ballots in time for next week's election.
This Sunday at 2 a.m., most Americans will "fall back" and gain an extra hour when we revert to standard time. The first Sunday of November is the end of almost eight months of Daylight Saving Time (DST).
Brian James Williams, 51, was the first to plea guilty in what Minnesota U.S. Attorney Erica MacDonald called the largest elder fraud scheme in the country.
The district said that it would not be transitioning students from Pre-K through 12th grade to a hybrid model until Jan. 19, 2021 at the earliest.
Free COVID-19 community testing continues throughout the state, as the number of cases climb. On Friday, Minnesota reported for the first time a positive case count of over 3,000.
The State Patrol says the crash has shut down Highway 8 at Lincoln Road, and it will remain closed "for an extended period of time.
A 36-year-old McIntosh, Minnesota man faces a kidnapping charge accusing him of assisting in a woman's kidnapping and assault in Polk County.
As Americans head to the polls, the economy has not received a much-needed second round of stimulus, nor is it likely to in the coming months.
Ahead of last-minute campaign stops Friday in Minnesota by both major presidential candidates, state health officials reported 3,165 new COVID-19 cases, marking the second day in a row where case numbers broke daily records. Also, 18 more people have died from the virus.
The Daily Show correspondent discusses her special on the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
The decision is likely to create voter confusion, with people who haven't returned their absentee ballots scrambling to make sure their votes count.
Osseo Area Schools will soon be shifting grades six through 12 to distance learning.
