Coronavirus In Minnesota: U Of M, UW-Madison Among Universities Suspending In-Person Classes
The COVID-19 outbreak is forcing major universities to consider altering the way they teach classes.
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The COVID-19 outbreak is forcing major universities to consider altering the way they teach classes.
The 54th annual St. Paul St. Patrick's Day parade will be going forward on Tuesday, March 17 at noon on 5th Street, despite coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.
A fifth person in Minnesota has tested positive for the coronavirus, state health officials said Wednesday.
Supermarket chain Hy-Vee is closing four centers that fulfill online orders in Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska, all but one of them brand new, putting several hundred people out of work.
Minnesota health officials said Wednesday the state has its fourth case of the new coronavirus, in a person in Olmsted County.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a crash between a semi and car is affecting traffic on Highway 61 in St. Paul.
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld Winona County's ban on the mining and processing of silica sand, which is used in the oil and gas industry for hydraulic fracturing.
Edina police say a power outage is affecting the Southdale area of the city Wednesday morning.
An employee at the Washburn County Sheriff's Office is in custody in connection to a possible theft at the department.
St. Paul police are asking for the public's help after a dog was stolen from an animal shelter in late February.
Authorities in southern Minnesota are investigating following two weekend incidents of a man possibly impersonating a police officer.
As of Wednesday, more than a dozen states in the U.S. have declared states of emergency amid an outbreak of the COVID-19 strain of coronavirus, including California, Florida and New York.
Chicago's downtown St. Patrick's Day parade has been canceled amid coronavirus concerns.
Some 36,000 public school students had another day off Wednesday in St. Paul while their teachers walked the picket line in the second day of a labor strike.
At least one Minnesota lawmaker is replacing in-person meetings with telephone meetings out of concern of spreading the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
