'This Is A Simple Step': Walmart To Start Requiring All Customers To Wear Masks Beginning July 20
Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is the latest national chain to require all customers to wear masks.
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Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is the latest national chain to require all customers to wear masks.
On Tuesday evening, the Kettle River Fire Department responded to the call of house explosion and fire.
U.S. Bank reported its second quarter earnings on Wednesday, revealing a net income of $689 million, or 41 cents a share. Compared to last quarter, their earnings were down 43%, and compared to this point last year, earnings are down 62%.
The public's help is being sought after a resident of a Burnsville group home went missing Saturday.
Sizable earnings gains are expected from health insurers in the second quarter with the rapidly spreading pandemic, and surge in cases, postponing elective surgeries and the medical claims to cover them.
The Minnesota House of Representatives once again rejected a measure that would have limited Gov. Tim Walz's ability to extend the peacetime state of emergency.
One cyclist is dead and another is injured after a crash involving an SUV Tuesday evening.
The local chapter tweeted that president Leslie Redmond "was wrongfully arrested for demanding justice for Breonna Taylor by Louisville Police."
A man is dead after a shooting late Tuesday evening near Children's Minnesota hospital in south Minneapolis.
A family is determined to reunite with their new puppy after she was stolen from their yard.
Visitors at a Twin Cities beach learned police watch them in ways they didn't expect.
George Floyd's killing had an immediate impact on recruitment at police departments, at a time when hiring new officers in Minnesota was already near a 25-year low.
This summer's spike in COVID-19 cases across the country has led to delays in getting test results back. So what does that look like here in Minnesota?
A Twin Cities man is expected to spend nearly six years in prison for slamming into two teenagers with a stolen car.
Minneapolis has spent more than $150,000 on private security for some city council members, according to city officials.
