Hundreds Of Disability Advocates Rally At State Capitol
Hundreds of disability advocates rallied at the capitol Tuesday.
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Hundreds of disability advocates rallied at the capitol Tuesday.
One bill would a require Minneapolis and St. Paul to use 10% of their local government aid funding to hire more police officers until they reach the national average of 3 officers for every 1,000 residents.
While the coronavirus is thought to spread mainly from person-to-person, the experts say COVID-19 can spread when you touch a contaminated surface. But how long does it live on a surface?
Employers should be required to give employees paid sick leave in order to help limit the spread of the coronavirus, a state senator in Kentucky says.
"The Church is a safer place for children and young people today thanks to the courage of abuse survivors who advocated strongly for changes to protect the vulnerable and hold abusers and Church leaders accountable," Bishop John LeVoir said.
Minnesota transportation officials say motorists traveling to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will need to give themselves extra time beginning in April.
Golden Valley police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a suspect in a road rage incident last week.
The Chairman of WarnerMedia News and Sports joined CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus to discuss NCAA Tournament broadcast plans.
Authorities in Morrison County are investigating after seeing a spike in car part thefts.
The family of the St. Louis-area woman who reported symptoms for COVID-19 broke quarantine and attended a father-daughter school dance, officials said. But family's attorney says they were never told.
Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill Tuesday to invest $21 million in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
A 33-year-old Cloquet man has been charged with killing a woman, an 18-month-old boy and an unborn child on the Fond Du Lac Indian Reservation over the weekend.
Patience is wearing thin among the hundreds of passengers still aboard the coronavirus-stricken Grand Princess Tuesday.
In the race to develop a vaccine for the rapidly-spreading coronavirus, scientists in Great Britain are looking for 24 brave volunteers.
A third person in Wisconsin, and the second in Dane County, has tested positive for the coronavirus, state health officials said Tuesday.
