President Trump, First Lady Test Positive For COVID-19, Have Mild Symptoms Following Minn. Trip
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19 following a rally in Minnesota.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19 following a rally in Minnesota.
The St. Louis County department of public health and human services responded to the news of the Trumps' positive COVID tests by reminding everyone of the importance of quarantining and testing recommendations.
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19 following a trip to Minnesota, prompting several Republicans who had contact with the president to go into quarantine.
Following a visit to Minnesota, President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump both tested positive for COVID-19.
Spokesman Ian Fury said Noem tested negative Tuesday night, the day before the fundraiser in the Minneapolis suburb of Shorewood. Fury said Noem "is tested regularly."
Southbound Interstate 35W will shut down tonight at 10 p.m. between Interstate 94 and Highway 62. The northbound lanes will close early Saturday morning. Both directions are off limits to traffic until Monday morning.
Dr. Hust said that the virus continues to treat people differently. She's hoping the President and First Lady's positive tests are a reminder to take it seriously.
Members of a wedding party in southwestern Minnesota turned up to the ceremony sick. Five weeks later, at least 77 attendees have tested positive in nine different counties across the state.
The City of Minneapolis has updated its outdoor dining guidance for the fall and winter season.
Just as a number of Republican politicians in Minnesota are self-quarantining after potentially being exposed to COVID at a President Trump rally earlier this week in Duluth, the Minnesota Department of Health says 1,184 more positive cases have been confirmed.
The revised HEROES Act, passed by Democrats in the House, would still include stimulus payments and enhanced unemployment benefits.
The Duluth Police Department says they've identified the person who was caught on camera attacking a WCCO photojournalist Wednesday evening ahead of the president's rally.
The researchers say "awe walks" helped people to have more positive emotions and have less distress in their daily lives.
Thieves took six cars from an auto shop on Sunday. The owner spent years fixing them up. As of Thursday, all of them have been tracked down.
