Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Positive COVID-19 Cases Hit New Single-Day High
Wisconsin confirmed six new COVID-19 deaths on Saturday, bringing the statewide death toll to 996.
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Wisconsin confirmed six new COVID-19 deaths on Saturday, bringing the statewide death toll to 996.
President Trump signed several executive orders pertaining to unemployment relief on Saturday, including extending enhanced unemployment relief benefits, but at $400 a week instead of $600.
Rapper Kanye West's attempt to get on Wisconsin's presidential ballot as a third-party candidate is being challenged.
The coronavirus may be changing the world, but there aren't many signs of the pandemic at the massive annual motorcycle rally being held this week at a small city along Interstate 90 in western South Dakota.
At least three people were shot and one person was stabbed overnight in Minneapolis.
While a deputy from the Dakota County Sheriff's Office was investigating a burglary in progress on Thursday morning, a driver chose to flee the scene, but crashed and died.
A 46-year-old man who owned an illegal massage parlor has been sentenced to 33 years in prison for sex trafficking two victims, including one minor.
Two free COVID-19 testing sites will open for weekend days in August, Ramsey County Public Health officials say.
Health officials on Saturday reported 924 additional cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota, with eight deaths.
Christopher Tanev's wrist shot just 11 seconds into overtime gave the Canucks a 5-4 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Friday night to win the best-of-five Western Conference qualifying round series in four games.
A woman was killed after being thrown from a motorcycle during a crash in St. Paul Thursday night.
With school starting in a matter of weeks, some teachers are feeling apprehensive about the game plan.
Starting in late July, Minnesotans started to hear summer symphonies from insects. Some say it feels like summer, while others find it simply annoying.
The Bloomington Police Department is searching for two suspects in connection to an assault of a local Muslim leader Thursday evening.
A Hennepin County judge ordered video from George Floyd's death to be released to the public after a group of media organizations, including WCCO, challenged restrictions on the release.
