Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 19, 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.
Former Minnesota Republican Congressman and radio show host Jason Lewis is suing Democratic Gov. Tim Walz.
With many Minnesota bars and restaurants reopening June 1 in the midst of the pandemic, legal questions hang in the air about a business's responsibility in keeping everyone involved safe and healthy.
A 75-year-old Minnesota man was killed when his car collided with a semi-truck on Interstate 94 in Fargo on Tuesday afternoon, the North Dakota Highway Patrol said.
Families wanting to spend time outside will soon have more options at Minneapolis parks.
Minnesota lawmakers heard pleas from nurses on the front lines in the COVID-19 battle Tuesday.
Police say thieves appear to be targeting businesses which are now vulnerable due to shorter operating hours and less human activity.
Tao Natural Foods is just one of several stores partnered with Feeding the Frontline Minnesota. They're providing nutritious food to doctors, nurses and others fighting the battle against COVID-19.
For months, doctors, nurses, and the staff who support them have been at war with a virus. COVID-19 is straining health professionals, but it's also sparking ideas about how people can help fuel their fight.
Annie Glenn, the widow of astronaut and U.S. Sen. John Glenn and a communication disorders advocate, has died. She was 100.
Minnesota's Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) reopened 14 of its exam stations Monday, with a crowd of more than 100 people waiting in line at the Arden Hills location.
The State of Minnesota has purchased a St. Paul facility that will temporarily store human remains of those who have died during the pandemic.
In March, Feeding the Frontline MN was created in response to COVID-19 with the goal of bringing nutrient-dense, healthy foods to Minnesota care providers working on the front lines.
Calling the border with the United States a clear point of "vulnerability" for Canada in terms of Covid-19 infections, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday that by mutual agreement, the border will remain closed to nonessential travel until at least June 21.
Now the Minneapolis Police Department is investigating the homicide.
