Report: Damage From Midwest Derecho At $7.5 Billion
Damage estimates from a rare wind storm that slammed Iowa and some other parts of the Midwest in August are growing, with the total now at $7.5 billion, according to a new report.
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Damage estimates from a rare wind storm that slammed Iowa and some other parts of the Midwest in August are growing, with the total now at $7.5 billion, according to a new report.
A man was hospitalized overnight following a shooting in downtown Minneapolis.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota health officials have counted another 1,715 new cases of COVID-19 and 17 more deaths.
Wisconsin Democrats are spending unprecedented amounts of money to win six key legislative races as they battle to protect Gov. Tony Evers' veto powers in the Nov. 3 election and ensure the governor can block Republican attempts to re-draw district boundaries next year.
Jason Lewis' strategy for knocking off Democratic U.S. Sen. Tina Smith has been clear for over a year: For better or worse, the former congressman is all in for President Donald Trump.
Early voting has been underway for about a month, and the director of elections for Blue Earth County says the turnout so far is "unprecedented."
ESPN's "College GameDay" is headed to the Gopher State for its second year in a row.
Congresswoman Angle Craig was in Cottage Grove Saturday, where she met with Mayor Myron Bailey and small business owners.
Student athletes in Minnesota want the governor to take them off the bench.
Pandemic fatigue is setting in, and the numbers reflect that.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren plans to travel to Minnesota Sunday to speak with voters just weeks ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
President Trump is delivering remarks in Janesville, Wisconsin, on Saturday night, a day after the state reported its highest number of new coronavirus cases.
All across the country, women's marches are protesting Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. But the march at Minnesota's Capitol set for Saturday afternoon has been canceled, as organizers said they could face a hefty fine if they did not follow COVID-19 protocols.
Rural counties across Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana sit among the top in the nation for new cases per capita over the last two weeks, according to Johns Hopkins researchers. In counties with just a few thousand people, the number of cases per capita can soar with even a small outbreak — and the toll hits close to home in tight-knit towns.
A day after Minnesota broke the state's record for the largest spike in daily COVID-19 cases, health officials report an additional 1,682 confirmed positive cases and five deaths.
