Cathedral High School Band Gets Creative For Spring Concert
The seventh- and eighth-grade band at Cathedral High School had two concerts cancelled due to COVID-19. But that didn't stop them from putting on a show.
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The seventh- and eighth-grade band at Cathedral High School had two concerts cancelled due to COVID-19. But that didn't stop them from putting on a show.
There are some people who need a little extra help during this pandemic, and that's when the Ramsey County "Help Team" steps in.
The Governor's latest executive order still won't allow camping in state parks, and the Department of Natural Resources won't say when restrictions might lift.
Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka says he would support legislation that would allow the mall to tap into a tax increment financing fund that already exists.
Some Minnesota businesses aren't waiting for Gov. Tim Walz's approval to reopen.
The Starlite Drive-In Theater's screens stand 50 feet tall. And people have been waiting for months for the main features to come back.
The medical professionals from the 934th Aeromedical Staging Squadron were sent to the U.S. epicenter to relieve civilian personnel in the hospitals that were overrun by a surge in patients.
However, Metro Transit admitted that service will not be denied for those who do not wear a face mask, and riders without one will not be removed.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has issued an alert for providers to look out for a syndrome in children that has been associated with COVID-19.
The seat is soon to be vacated by Justice David Lillehaug, who served on the court since 2013 and announced last year he intends to resign in July 2020.
A 48-year-old New Brighton man has been sentenced for stealing more than $30,000 from Mendota Heights Catholic church while working as the church's director of operations.
A Twin Cities community is planning to reopen its playground structures next week as the state's stay-at-home order will be lifted.
Minneapolis officials say the algae bloom on Cedar Lake is likely of the harmful blue-green variety, capable of making humans and pets sick.
Open Street events are a staple of the warm weather season in Minneapolis, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the first two events slated for this summer have been canceled.
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