Minneapolis City Council Member Alondra Cano Will Not Seek Re-Election Next Year
Minneapolis City Council Member Alondra Cano announced on Saturday that she will not seek re-election in 2021.
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Minneapolis City Council Member Alondra Cano announced on Saturday that she will not seek re-election in 2021.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections said that a 70-year-old man from the facility in Faribault died on Saturday morning. He had been taken to District One Hospital in Faribault and had recently been diagnosed with the virus.
Minnesota health officials reported 2,772 new COVID cases and 57 deaths hours after a new set of relaxed COVID restrictions went into effect in the state.
WCCO-TV's Jason DeRusha has compiled a list of restaurants and bars that are opening for outdoor service this weekend.
Mary Karlsson's father, a retired teacher, was known for wearing the silly shirts, and the quilts made from them were meant to be keepsakes for his grandchildren.
Last month, Relph tested positive for COVID-19, three days after going into self-quarantine after he discovered he was exposed at the State Capitol.
On Friday night, many businesses were busy getting their tents, heats and fire pits set up to welcome customers back to their establishments again.
The trial against four officers accused of varying charges in Floyd's Memorial Day death is currently scheduled for next spring.
Kelsey from Chanhassen said she had COVID in October and has since recovered. She wanted to know: "Is it safe for me to see family members who also recently had COVID?
The explosion happened at a residence on the 4400 block of 214th Avenue Northwest.
Locked up for life at 16 for a high-profile murder he swore he had nothing to do with, he was stuck in a tiny cell without even a window to watch the seasons change.
We have the names of 26 people arrested during the crackdown last week. We've learned at least seven of those arrested are now out of jail, because they weren't charged with a crime quick enough.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says it might be early hiccups, but the state is not receiving as much COVID-19 vaccine as it was promised.
When we first met Chalisa Everson over the summer, you could already sense the exhaustion from the first six months of pandemic life. Four months later, the hair stylist and single mother is running on fumes.
The foster care system is extra stressed because of COVID-19. Fewer foster parents want to take on new kids because of distance learning.
