COVID In MN: MDH Reports 2,645 More Virus Cases As Latest Positivity Rate Hovers At 7.1%
Minnesota health officials on Friday reported 2,645 more COVID-19 cases and 13 additional deaths. Meanwhile, the latest positivity rate is hovering at 7.1%.
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Minnesota health officials on Friday reported 2,645 more COVID-19 cases and 13 additional deaths. Meanwhile, the latest positivity rate is hovering at 7.1%.
Mykia Carpenter, who was shot in the neck in Uptown last month is "doing extremely well" and on her way to recovery, according to her family.
A judge was set to decide Friday whether jurors at the trial of a man accused of killing two men and wounding a third during a police brutality protest in Wisconsin last year will see video that prosecutors say shows him talking about wanting to shoot people.
It's something that used to be rare, but it's becoming much more common. More people are living to 100, especially in the U.S.
A severe shortage of bus drivers means parents are finding other ways to get their kids to school. But some of those options could have negative consequences.
A nationwide TikTok trend involving students stealing items from their schools and posting swaggering videos online afterward has prompted at least two Twin Cities schools to crack down, boosting security and surveillance.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said Enbridge Energy breached an aquifer during construction of their Line 3 pipeline, causing more than 24 million gallons of groundwater to flow out of it.
Traffic on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis is delayed Thursday evening as first responders tend to a crash.
The Biden administration says Minnesota will likely receive more than 300 people from the country after its government collapsed. Wisconsin will resettle about 400.
The repetitive sound of gunfire continues to plague Minneapolis' North side community. On Thursday morning there were more gunshots, a juvenile struck and shots fired near an elementary school -- all before noon.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has determined that votes will be counted in the controversial Minneapolis public safety ballot question this fall.
Two men are hospitalized Thursday afternoon following a dispute that turned violent in Minneapolis.
Police said their causes of death are undetermined "due to the time that has passed since the deaths."
Rising cases of COVID-19 linked to schools is concerning public health officials who expect the frequency of them to increase over the coming weeks.
Ticketing website StubHub will pay nearly $2 million to 5,500 customers with ties to Minnesota after a settlement stemming from the company's refusal to give refunds for events canceled due to the pandemic.
