Are COVID symptoms changing? And other questions answered about new variants
The novel coronavirus of 2019 is not yet old news, but it is evolving as patients and physicians endure the latest surge in this summer of 2022.
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The novel coronavirus of 2019 is not yet old news, but it is evolving as patients and physicians endure the latest surge in this summer of 2022.
Xcel Energy has proposed building a 140-mile power line that would run from Becker in the north to Lyon County to the south.
Officers responded to a call around 2:07 a.m. Friday to a report of a woman who had been injured by a moving train around Fourth Street South and Franklin Avenue East.
An 8-year-old girl drowned while swimming in the Minnesota River on Thursday evening.
Saturday is a Next Weather Alert day, and the latest model runs have storms developing in the morning hours as well as the evening.
Nature conservation groups are ringing the alarm about the possibility of monarch butterflies being gone for good.
Police say a family with four children was swimming in the river near a sandbar when witnesses reported two of the children began struggling in the water.
A majority of workers at Minnesota Planned Parenthood locations voted to join the Service Employees International Union Healthcare Minnesota & Iowa, the organization announced Thursday.
A man who was hiking on an unmarked trail in southwestern South Dakota that was featured in a social media challenge died when he and another hiker ran out of water, authorities said Thursday.
Although it's not as bad as it was a year ago, for the year we are about 3 inches below average for precipitation, which will affect a number of native bee species.
Minnesota's unemployment rate dropped to an all-time low of 1.8% in June, according to the latest data from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
A 42-year-old woman is charged with murder after she claims she was "burning a witch" when she set a camper on fire in Itasca County.
While two super-infectious strains of the Omicron variant are fueling spikes in COVID-19 cases across the country, new infections in Minnesota appear to be holding steady, although there are signs the new variants are spreading.
Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday sent a letter to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in an effort to get out the word that there are hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans who are eligible for a federal high-speed internet program.
Expect a high of 88 in the Twin Cities, with comfortable humidity levels by the afternoon.
