Coronavirus In Minnesota: Legislature Scales Back Amid Spread Of COVID-19
The Minnesota Legislature on Monday scaled back its operations due to the growing number of new coronavirus cases in the state, all but adjourning for a month.
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The Minnesota Legislature on Monday scaled back its operations due to the growing number of new coronavirus cases in the state, all but adjourning for a month.
Wisconsin election officials and political party leaders urged people Monday to vote in next month's presidential primary via absentee ballot rather than lining up at the polls in hopes of slowing the spread of the new coronavirus.
The State Public Defender's Office is pushing for the release of jail inmates across Minnesota to protect them from the spread of the coronavirus.
The YMCA Twin Cities is making big changes to assist parents in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
A Wisconsin man was killed and a woman hospitalized early Monday morning after a van veered off Interstate 90 in southeastern Minnesota.
Minnesota Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns has announced he'll donate $100,000 to the Mayo Clinic for testing for the COVID-19 virus.
As many families choose to spend more time at home, local businesses are feeling the impact.
"I don't think I went into this field thinking I was gonna take care of people in a pandemic, especially the most vulnerable population," Angela Farrington said.
The shooting took place one block from North Commons Park, on the 1600 block of Irving Ave.
From a distance, they look like beautiful pieces of artwork. But up close, you'll see there's a message.
Here are the latest updates on COVID-19-related headlines from Sunday, March 15:
Xcel Energy has suspended disconnecting residential customers' electric or natural gas service, due to the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
In order to protect the health of patients and staff amid coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, Essentia Health is restricting visitors at hospitals.
Mayor Melvin Carter declared a state of local emergency amid the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
The Seward Community Co-op in Minneapolis has announced Sunday the immediate closure of their location on Franklin and Riverside avenue, due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.
