Coronavirus In Minnesota: 773 More COVID-19 Cases Reported On Eve Of Statewide Mask Mandate
On the eve of the implementation of Minnesota's statewide mask mandate, health officials reported 773 more COVID-19 cases and five more deaths.
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On the eve of the implementation of Minnesota's statewide mask mandate, health officials reported 773 more COVID-19 cases and five more deaths.
Onboard fare collection for Metro Transit buses will resume next month as riders will again be able to board buses through the front door.
A girl is recovering after she was hit by a truck Thursday while riding an ATV in northern Minnesota.
A 49-year-old Roseville man is accused of leaving notes threatening violence and arson at the homes of several residents with signs supporting Black Lives Matter and other messages of inclusion.
An excessive heat warning has been issued for the Twin Cities metro and several counties along the North Dakota border as heat indices are expected to be in the triple digits Friday afternoon and evening.
Officials have identified the motorcyclist killed in a crash earlier this week in the north metro.
Next week, Gov. Tim Walz plans to release Minnesota's strategy for educating students this fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar is one of the highest-profile members of Congress. The Democrat swept to victory in the fifth District two years ago, but now faces a well-funded challenger in next month's primary.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association board voted 8-3 Thursday morning to allow high school fall sports to practice.
It's the time of year for picnics, outdoor wedding and camping trips – which means lots of food outside.
A death investigation is underway in Big Lake after a disturbing 911 call.
Minnesotans marched Thursday in protest of the Trump administration's use of federal officers in Portland.
Tech giant Intel has reportedly asked for a campaign contribution refund from U.S. Rep. Jim Hagedorn over a social media post about the Black Lives Matter movement.
"As we have seen in Portland, this excessive and unwelcome federal law enforcement presence only makes these situations more volatile and dangerous," Gov. Evers said.
Police on Thursday arrested a South Dakota man in a 1974 cold-case homicide in Minnesota after using DNA to link him to the killing 46 years ago.
