Coronavirus (MN): Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 23, 2020
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The report showed 481 new COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin, for a total of 14,877; and an additional 11 deaths, for a total of 507.
Walz signed an executive order on Saturday that amends his previous orders -- to allow for safe worship, weddings, and funerals.
The man's body was found inside of a home on the 200 block of Belvedere Street East.
Law enforcement wants to use the recent events as a reminder for "people to only take prescription medications that have been prescribed.
Labs completed 8,522 COVID-19 tests in the past day -- and about 10% of them returned positive.
The school's residence halls will reopen this fall as well.
"When I look at the science, it says to me that one of the most dangerous things we can do is sit stagnant in a space for an extended period of time," Pastor Paul Baudhuin said.
The woman behind the big yellow cookie buckets has the most to lose as the fair's top vendor. Grossing roughly $4.7 million in 2018.
Police in Bloomington are investigating after a woman was found suffering from injuries consistent with aggravated assault -- and later died.
State parks will resume normal hours this weekend but visitors won't have access to bathrooms until early next month, the Department of Natural Resources announced Friday.
Chris Hirte was admitted to the hospital on March 28th, the day before his 50th birthday. He's been in the ICU on a ventilator ever since - marking more than 56 days in the hospital.
The COVID-19 pandemic has halted numerous events, including a particular collector car event that 85-year-old John VanDiver was especially looking forward to.
All around the state, people look forward to the end of summer for the Great Minnesota Get-Together. But this August, the state fairgrounds will be deserted.
In the aftermath of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Augsburg canceled classes and hosted "One Day In May" to engage the school and community members about issues related to racism.
