What's Different About COVID's Delta Variant?
Heather Brown talks COVID-19 expert Dr. Greg Poland from the Mayo Clinic to learn more about the culprit behind rising cases in Minnesota and across the U.S.
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Heather Brown talks COVID-19 expert Dr. Greg Poland from the Mayo Clinic to learn more about the culprit behind rising cases in Minnesota and across the U.S.
As the Delta variant spreads, the wedding business is scrambling to keep guests safe.
"Dealers are all-in for the coming electric age," said Minnesota Auto Dealers Association president Scott Lambert.
The city said the requirement will go into effect for employees Friday, while the public will be required to wear masks starting Tuesday.
As doctors and public health officials try to battle the current surge, there's word "things are going to get worse" with a new more potent variant -- the Delta plus.
Two of Minnesota's medal-winning Olympians returned home to great fanfare Thursday.
There's still a lot of information to track as the Delta variant surges in the state and across the country. So we're asking an expert, Dr. George Morris of CentraCare, some questions during this stage of the pandemic.
The district said the mandate "runs until further notice" and that a final decision for the school year will be announced by Aug. 24.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to hit communities of color the hardest, particularly the Black community, which has extremely low vaccination figures and disproportionately high hospitalization rates.
About five years ago, White Nose Syndrome killed off more than 90% of the bat population in many colonies, but now a partnership between the DNR and the National Guard is giving bats a second chance.
An Amber Alert in Wisconsin for a 2-month-old baby that was in need of prescription medication has been canceled after the child was found safe.
The trial of Kim Potter, the former Brooklyn Center police officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright, will not be livestreamed, a judge ruled Thursday.
All five people arrested are awaiting criminal charges.
HealthPartners is joining other large health care systems in Minnesota in requiring that all employees be vaccinated against COVID-19.
A 22-year-old Andover man faces charges accusing him of fatally punching another man outside of a north Minneapolis club last month.
