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The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) announced Sunday that the number of positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Minnesota has risen to 15,668, up 699 from Saturday. Twenty-two more people also died, bringing the death total to 722.
One man is dead after a shooting in north Minneapolis Saturday evening.
It's a decision that will impact roughly 48,000 state workers, including some working on the front lines.
A $2 billion bonding measure failed in the DFL-controlled Minnesota House Saturday after Republicans said the bill was too massive to pass while the state was dealing with money woes due to the coronavirus.
Like many graduation ceremonies, COVID-19 concerns forced the the University of Minnesota nursing pinning ceremony to move online.
With air travel down about 90% from this time last year, the industry is changing.
Minnesota Republicans are postponing their state convention because of interference with their online voting system.
The Department of Natural Resources had deemed the bridge unsafe to cross in the past, resulting in its closure.
Law enforcement is looking for the shooter, who was said to be in a silver car with a "yellow temporary vehicle registration in the rear window and orange dealership plates."
The law covers "tobacco, tobacco products, electronic delivery devices, and other nicotine products."
Here are the latest updates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Companies will be given help to find alternatives to using the chemical, prohibiting the use by June of 2022.
Bonfire Wood Fire Cooking had been around for nearly two decades.
The driver of a Ford Econoline was pronounced dead at the scene.
The person who was hurt was taken to Regions Hospital with "minor injuries."
