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As the weather warms up, we dream of family time spent at the cabin. But, a trip up north this winter turned into a nightmare for a Minnesota dog owner.
United Hospital nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic were standing curbside Monday afternoon outside the ER, taking a break from battling the virus to instead amplify their battle with management over a uniform policy.
Administration officials, like Dr. Anthony Fauci, had predicted it would take 12 to 18 months for a COVID-19 vaccine. On Sunday, President Trump said he thought it would be ready by the end of 2020.
Restaurants and resorts across Minnesota say they're running out of time and money.
Here are the latest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic.
At a time when everyone is wearing masks, it can be scary for children - especially if they're at the hospital. So a group of students at Bethel University turned their spring project into a way to help.
Four Twin Cities chefs and one restaurant have been named finalists for the most prestigious award in the culinary industry: The James Beard Foundation Awards.
Gov. Tim Walz declared that bike shops were essential businesses during the stay-at-home order, and people have certainly been using this time at home to get back on their bikes.
Minnesota House Republicans are threatening to block a billion-dollar public works and jobs bill unless Democratic Gov. Tim Walz gives up his emergency COVID-19 powers.
HealthPartners alone can process two-thousand tests each day, across its eight clinics. Allina Health says it is also getting close to performing that same number of tests.
Stay-at-home orders have caused Hallie Q. Brown to take a huge hit financially. The nonprofit is partially self-funded.
A South Dakota pork processing plant took its first steps toward reopening Monday after being shuttered for over two weeks because of a coronavirus outbreak that infected more than 800 employees.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Monday signed an executive order banning creditors and debt collectors from automatically intercepting COVID-19 relief funds.
Republicans kept up the pressure Monday on Democratic Gov. Tim Walz to move faster toward allowing more businesses to reopen, saying many of them already have detailed plans for operating safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
