Man Says COVID Hospitalization Led To His Firing From Job
A Twin Cities man says he lost his job for failing to call in sick to work, while he was hospitalized with COVID-19.
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A Twin Cities man says he lost his job for failing to call in sick to work, while he was hospitalized with COVID-19.
Hennepin County's restaurant industry has lost nearly 26,000 jobs compared to last year.
At midnight, youth sports and parties, like wedding receptions, are officially paused for four weeks. Gatherings are limited to members of one household.
Like many kids these days, Maya Consti isn't where she'd like to be. She misses her teachers and hands-on learning. But that's where a 3M engineer is stepping in.
State officials say Minnesota's unemployment rate dropped significantly in October. However, they noted that the main reason for the drop is that more Minnesotans are leaving the workforce.
Target is the latest big U.S. retailer to show that it's prospering during the pandemic.
It may be harder to get your favorite drink in a can.
Democrats and Republicans agree on the need for a stimulus package, but disagree on specifics like stimulus checks and and the overall cost.
A viewer sent WCCO a video of a party bus picking up people outside a bar in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood at 10:15 p.m. Saturday night, with bus riders being able to do what the state wanted to stop -- gathering and partying after 10 p.m.
Target CEO Brian Cornell was among business and labor leaders who met with President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris Monday.
Marit Larson wanted to encourage her Wayzata senior classmates and other young people to wear masks.
Containing the COVID-19 pandemic and rebuilding the economy top the list for the incoming Biden administration, and a stimulus package will be a key component.
Minnesota regulators granted a stack of important permits and approvals Thursday for Enbridge Energy's planned Line 3 pipeline replacement across northern Minnesota, setting the long-delayed $2.6 billion project on the road toward beginning construction soon.
Minnesotans will soon have to adjust to new restrictions in the fight against COVID-19.
Small businesses in Minneapolis are calling for city leaders to create a mobile mental health emergency response unit for them to call as an alternative to armed police officers.
