Indoor Dining Resumes Monday For Minnesota Bars, Restaurants
Minnesota bars and restaurants may resume indoor service with limits starting Monday, as COVID-19 cases have been declining.
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Minnesota bars and restaurants may resume indoor service with limits starting Monday, as COVID-19 cases have been declining.
State health officials say a new, more infectious strain of COVID-19 has made its way to Minnesota.
St. Paul police say they are investigating the death of a 3-year-old child early Sunday morning.
As Democrats move forward with impeachment, only a few Republicans are speaking out saying that President Donald Trump should be removed from office before the inauguration.
Customers are helping a beloved Twin Cities tailor after thieves pushed up her retirement plans.
To avoid cabin fever, so many Minnesotans are finding ways to be entertained outside -- but rental gear is running low due to high demand.
A day before relaxed COVID-19 restrictions were to take effect in Minnesota, state health officials on Sunday reported 2,165 more cases of the virus and 44 more deaths.
Law enforcement officials in central Minnesota spent the better part of Saturday night chasing a car theft suspect, whom they described as a "rather decent runner," as he led them on a foot chase for several miles, at times through snow and thick woods.
Starting Monday, COVID restrictions will be relaxed for Minnesota restaurants and bars, which have been running as take-out-only for nearly two months. But in Minneapolis, bar areas will still have to remain closed, Mayor Jacob Frey announced on Friday.
The group marched from the Hennepin County Government Center to the Minneapolis Police Department precinct downtown.
Dinkytown Wine and Spirits is on the same block of the McDonald's that recently closed, which also saddened a lot of U of M alumni.
A Minneapolis police officer who criticized the department in a magazine article after the death of George Floyd has been reprimanded for speaking to the media without seeking permission.
The U.K. variant has been reported to be more contagious, more easily spread from person to person. However, health officials reiterated that it is not believed to be more serious.
The Interchange Wine and Coffee Bistro was found in contempt of court this week.
A Twin Cities man has come up with a way to show others that you've gotten the COVID-19 vaccine.
