Does Cold Weather Affect COVID Test Kits And Results?
Free rapid antigen test kits from the federal government are supposed to be stored between 36 degrees and 86 degrees.
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Free rapid antigen test kits from the federal government are supposed to be stored between 36 degrees and 86 degrees.
Tourism is one of the industries most affected by the pandemic, as less people traveled and explored big cities. The Twin Cities were not immune to this loss.
West St. Paul resident Mary Neustel said she went four days without receiving mail last week. Others told WCCO they didn't get mail for a week, then all at once.
A sign on William's Pub and Peanut Bar on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood said it will temporarily close for an indefinite period of time as they "take a much needed break."
The plaintiffs listed on the suit include Smack Shack, Sneaky Pete's, Jimmy John's, Bunkers Music Bar & Grill, The Gay 90's, Wild Greg's Saloon, and Urban Forage.
Change is on the menu for many Twin Cities restaurants, with requirements starting Wednesday for customers to either have a vaccine or a negative COVID-19 test. However, a little-known rule is adding to confusion for spots in St. Paul.
Starting Wednesday, you'll need to show a proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to get into a restaurant or bar in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Warnings of a "catastrophic disruption" to the air travel industry have subsided, for now.
The state of Minnesota is suing two Illinois-based companies for allegedly collecting COVID-19 test samples from Minnesotans but failing to either deliver the results on time or providing false ones.
Fairgoers will pay more to spend less time at the Minnesota State Fair this year.
Starting Wednesday, people can order up to four at-home rapid tests per household as part of the Biden administration's effort to increase testing capacity.
Christmas may be three weeks behind us, but a holiday feast is just getting underway at a farm in western Wisconsin.
Town Hall Brewery in Minneapolis will be temporarily shutting its doors to staff and customers for at least the next two weeks, beginning Sunday.
Global supply chain issues may have finally hit its peak. Disruptions and inflation hit several sectors hard, and it's still having an impact.
Starting Jan. 19, anyone looking to visit a Minneapolis or St. Paul bar, restaurant, sporting event, or any other indoor venue serving food or drink, will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test result from a test taken within the last 72 hours.
