Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From March 27, 2020
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) announced the closure of Lake Harriet Parkway and Lake Nokomis Parkway, in response to Gov. Walz executive order directing Minnesotans to stay home.
Instead of standing down, the rifle squad joined forces with Air Force veteran Steve Solmonson to pay it forward. 125 acts of kindness in honor of the 125 members of the squad.
The agencies many Minnesotans with disabilities depend on are struggling to pay their bills, and they're asking the state for a badly needed lifeline.
"At the beginning I kind of believed him, like, 'Ahh no problem, it's a cold.' I'm sure that's what he thought. You know how guys can be, and that's how he was," she said.
"Every carrier has special network in place to deliver a 911 call and nothing else is riding on that same network."
Missouri's top lawyer has appealed a judge's decision to throw out burglary and assault convictions against a man whose case has been championed by Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Services division (DPS-DVS) is closing all exam stations statewide beginning Friday, in response to Gov. Walz executive order for Minnesotans to stay home.
According to the animal rights group PETA, the university asked experimenters to "euthanize [animals] as soon as [their] data is collected."
As cities across the country anticipate the spread of COVID-19, a community in western Minnesota is putting an old facility to use.
Now Vang-Sitcler is encouraging others to protect themselves from the disease.
Dragon Door Publications, Inc. (an online exercise and weight-lifting equipment retailer) was selling N95 face masks for $5 a piece, plus shipping, according to a news release.
Minnesota officials released more information Friday afternoon on the state of unemployment in the state due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
There is a trend traveling across the world as neighborhoods come together as a community to cheer or sing on their balconies in this time of quarantine.
Rep. Ilhan Omar is among a group of U.S. lawmakers asking Amazon to be more transparent and proactive in its efforts to keep warehouse employees safe amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
