GOP Sen. Gazelka Tests Positive For COVID; DFL Senate Head Calls For His Leadership Resignation
The Republican senate majority leader in Minnesota announced Sunday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
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The Republican senate majority leader in Minnesota announced Sunday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
Starting Monday, Minnesotans will have no excuse to miss a very important call about their health.
Former employees are accusing a popular Minneapolis donut shop of discrimination.
Police arrested a 35-year-old Chicago man, who authorities say is a felon who was in possession of a stolen firearm, and was negligent in storing the weapon.
Not all Minnesotans are able to get their hands on a flu shot, according to Sen. Amy Klobuchar.
Hospitalization rates due to complications from COVID-19 continue to rise in North Dakota, with 17 patients admitted to medical facilities in the last day, state health officials reported Sunday.
Minnesota health officials reported Sunday another 7,559 new cases of COVID-19, marking the the third time this week that new infections breached the 7,000-case benchmark. Additionally, 31 more people with the virus have died.
Expect a blustery Sunday as much of southern and central Minnesota is under a wind advisory.
Officers say they responded to a deadly shooting that happened near Rice Street and Sherburne Avenue.
Members of the Minnesota DFL are criticizing the Senate GOP for not notifying them about a COVID-19 outbreak within their party before Thursday's special session.
Enbridge says replacing it will allow it to move oil more safely while creating thousands of jobs.
On Saturday, a crowd gathered outside Franklin Middle School to remember Clark. They also called for change when it comes to deadly police encounters.
The Minnesota Department of Health recommends that all Minnesotans between the ages of 18 and 35 get a COVID-19 test right now.
Marit Larson wanted to encourage her Wayzata senior classmates and other young people to wear masks.
According to police, the driver was going about 70 miles per hour through the stop sign at Maryland Avenue and Grotto Street.