Coronavirus In Minnesota: Local Distilleries Crafting Hand Sanitizer
"It's 77% alcohol, glycerine and hydrogen peroxide which were all things we had on hand at the distillery."
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"It's 77% alcohol, glycerine and hydrogen peroxide which were all things we had on hand at the distillery."
Gov. Tim Walz announced Saturday that small businesses in Minnesota are now eligible to apply for disaster assistance through the Small Business Administration for economic injury during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This is an open investigation and the public is encouraged to contact the North Branch Police Department with any information about the incident.
Currently there are not any reported positive cases of COVID-19 within the Hennepin County shelter system.
State health officials have confirmed the first death from coronavirus (COVID-19).
Authorities say six units in the building sustained smoke and/or fire damage and they will be uninhabitable for some time.
If you have any information about the identity of the suspect, please call the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office at 218-829-4749.
Like many, Angel Uecker is working from home.
Anyone who had contact with the student has since been instructed to self-quarantine for two weeks.
The $1 million plan was put forward at an emergency meeting of the Swift County Board of Commissioners on Friday and was expected to get funding votes in all three counties next week.
A Minneapolis firefighter is helping senior citizens in need during the COVID-19 crisis.
Gov. Tim Walz said Friday he's prepared to order Minnesotans to "shelter-in-place" if it becomes necessary.
"Trying to find joy in the smallest moments in a time of dread is I think what will keep us sane."
As hand sanitizer becomes harder to find, some Minnesota companies are taking matters into their own hands.
