Report: Vice President Pence Tests Negative For COVID-19 Ahead Of Planned Minnesota Campaign Stop
Vice President Mike Pence has reportedly tested negative for COVID-19 ahead of his planned campaign stop Monday in Minnesota.
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Vice President Mike Pence has reportedly tested negative for COVID-19 ahead of his planned campaign stop Monday in Minnesota.
North Dakota officials voted to repurpose $221 million in federal coronavirus aid to various state agencies, including a $16-million grant to oil companies in support of the fracking process.
An investigation is underway following a fatal fire Sunday night in the south metro.
A Hennepin Healthcare ambulance and a car collided overnight just south of downtown Minneapolis.
Nearly 1.2 million Minnesotans have already cast their ballots - that is about 1/3 of the expected number that will be cast.
Some WCCO viewers said they'd be leaving out a bowl of candy. Others said they wouldn't be trick-or-treating this year.
Tolar suggests looking less at big-picture COVID-related numbers, and focusing more on doing the right thing within your social circle.
The man is facing numerous charges, including OWI, attempted robbery, recklessly endangering safety, battery and resisting.
The vice president's communications director, Katie Miller, states that Pence "as scheduled will be campaigning in Minnesota tomorrow."
It's been a week filled with snowfall -- and another round looks to sweep over parts of southern Minnesota Sunday.
Authorities in Hennepin County say they once again joined forces with several law enforcement partners to crackdown on drag racing occurring around the metro.
Minnesota health officials on Sunday reported 1,684 new coronavirus cases and 21 more deaths.
A driver is in custody after a short police chase early Sunday morning.
Authorities in Dunn County say one person was killed after a single-vehicle rollover crash Saturday evening.
Pence spokesman Devin O'Malley says Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, both tested negative for the virus on Saturday and remain in good health.