'She Needs To Be In A Place Like This': With Mom In COVID-19 Hot Spot Nursing Home, Son Puts Hope In State's New Plan
Eighty-percent of Minnesota's deaths have been reported in nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
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Eighty-percent of Minnesota's deaths have been reported in nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
Workers at yet another Minnesota plant are sick with COVID-19.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has announced a "battle plan" to protect those living and working in long-term care (LTC) facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
With graduation ceremonies going virtual, students are finding a new purpose for their gowns.
According to the State Patrol, speed was the contributing factor in 30% of fatal crashes since March.
A mechanical engineering professor at the University of Minnesota came up with the design, and it got clinic leaders excited.
Like a rite of seasonal passage, strolling through the Farmer's Market means spring has sprung.
Minneapolis Community and Technical College graduates had looked forward to celebrating their accomplishments with a commencement ceremony held at the Minneapolis Convention Center. But for the class of 2020, COVID-19 has changed all that.
You do not need to have a doctor's referral to be tested by North Memorial, as long as you have symptoms of the disease.
A New Hope nursing home that has been a repeat violator of care standards has become the site of one of the state's largest coronavirus outbreaks with 44 deaths and another 68 residents sickened by COVID-19.
Officials said Thursday that they've identified several COVID-19 hot spots in and around Fargo, which is North Dakota's biggest city and which has had more confirmed cases of the disease than any other community in the state.
The company that operates the largest coal-fired power plant in North Dakota announced Thursday it will close the factory and replace most of its energy with new wind farms in Minnesota.
According to jail records in Cook County, 41-year-old Berry Davis was apprehended in Chicago.
Offers are pouring in to a 5-year-old Utah boy who stole his parents' SUV so he could drive to California to buy a Lamborghini.
Regulators in Washington state are threatening to yank the business license of a barbershop that has reopened in defiance of the governor's stay-at home order.
