Not Seen Since Great Depression: Wisconsin's Unemployment Rate Hit 14.1% In April
Wisconsin's unemployment rate hit 14.1% in April, a level not seen since the Great Depression, the state Department of Workforce Development reported Thursday.
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Wisconsin's unemployment rate hit 14.1% in April, a level not seen since the Great Depression, the state Department of Workforce Development reported Thursday.
Minnesota's health department has reported 32 more COVID-19 deaths in the state -- a new single-day high -- along with more than 500 additional lab-confirmed cases.
The Mall of America has reportedly missed mortgage payments for April and May.
Customers can place their ordesr via a website, from 11:30 a.m. to 2: 30 p.m. or 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says a large supply of testing equipment purchased by the state has been intercepted and diverted by the federal government.
It's without question the largest single gathering in the state, and in fact is among the most well-attended state fairs nationwide, with annual attendance tallies lately surpassing 2 million.
As Gov. Tim Walz lifts some restrictions on restaurants and salons June 1, owners like Patty George accelerate a plan weeks in the making.
Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday that the pay raise for state workers is going forward.
A man was hospitalized Wednesday following a daytime stabbing in downtown Minneapolis.
Many summer traditions include a trip to the county fairground -- but COVID-19 is slowly cutting down the options.
Many Minnesota restaurant owners see the state's new rules on reopening as another obstacle, as they have already been working around the clock to be ready for June 1.
We all know there's something special about Minnesota summer's -- from the boat rides, the bonfires to the hours and hours of swimming. A lot of you have reached out on how we can still do all these things this year but stay safe.
All 50 states are now taking the steps to reopen their economies, including Minnesota. Despite experts who worry it might be too much, too soon.
Organizers for the USA Cup, the major international youth soccer tournament held annually in Blaine, say the games can't go on.
The heads of Minnesota's Catholic and Lutheran churches say they will defy Gov. Tim Walz's executive order and reopen on May 26 -- without adhering to the requirement of no more than 10 worshipers at a given service.
