Changes To Process For 2nd Week Of COVID Vaccine Rollout For People 65+, Educators
Health officials tell us they're working to improve the scheduling system for next week. They say changes will be made before Tuesday when scheduling reopens again.
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Health officials tell us they're working to improve the scheduling system for next week. They say changes will be made before Tuesday when scheduling reopens again.
More than 50,000 Minnesotans experience homelessness every year. The pandemic has made things worse. But one group is tackling the big problem in a small, but impactful way.
It's still early in the year, but statistics show that crime is trending up in the city of Minneapolis.
Efforts are underway to stop the misinformation and get people prepared to take this life-saving vaccination.
He said he left the voicemail to cause "political pain" to the representative's career, the complaint says.
St. Paul Police have identified the two victims of Thursday's early morning double homicide.
Minnesota National Guard troops were not among those sent to rest in a Washington, D.C. parking garage, according to Sen. Amy Klobuchar.
Minnesota health officials have reported an additional 1,525 cases of COVID and 21 deaths on Friday.
The day Joe Biden was inaugurated as president, one of his former rivals in the Democratic primaries, Bernie Sanders, once again became a meme.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Thursday said she gave former president Donald Trump a $1,100 bust depicting the president on Mount Rushmore last year because she knew it was something he wanted to receive.
Nearly 200 workers at Marathon Petroleum's St. Paul Park oil refinery went on strike Thursday afternoon.
A man who led a panel that reviewed a high-profile murder case where a Minneapolis man was freed from prison after doubts were raised about the police investigation was one of 16 people named Thursday to the advisory board of Minnesota's first conviction review unit.
Standing on a windy, frozen lake doesn't sound appealing to most -- but that's just what several Minnesotans do in order to relax.
A controversial crime-fighting tool could soon be off limits in Minneapolis.
Experts fear a new, more contagious version of COVID-19 could cause a jump in cases this spring. It first popped up in the U.K. and has already made its way to Minnesota.
