Some Minnesotans Scammed For Renting Fraudulent Vacation Homes On Craigslist
Some people hoping to rent vacation homes north of the Twin Cities are getting scammed out of their money.
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Some people hoping to rent vacation homes north of the Twin Cities are getting scammed out of their money.
To celebrate Mother's Day, the Walker Methodist Care Suites staff arranged for families to have private time with their moms through a glass window in 30 minute scheduled time slots.
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to grow in Minnesota, the office of Gov. Tim Walz and Peggy Flanagan are continuing their efforts to monitor and prevent the spread of the disease.
At least 24 other states have canceled their American Legion baseball programs for 2020.
Wisconsin's COVID-19 death toll has reached 400, state health officials said Sunday.
Authorities in Polk County say a man is in critical condition after single-vehicle rollover crash Friday night.
Minnesota health officials announced Sunday that coronavirus (COVID-19) cases confirmed in the state has risen by 481. There are now 11,271 confirmed cases so far.
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Authorities in St. Louis County say a 31-year-old man has serious injuries following a rollover crash Saturday morning in Duluth.
The St. Paul city council voted unanimously Wednesday to move forward with adding bike lanes on 9th and 10 street in St. Paul taking away much of the already limited street parking from several businesses.
Delta announced Saturday its plan to temporarily suspend service to 10 U.S. airports in markets that have an additional airport served by Delta, beginning May 13.
Saturday's fishing opener in Minnesota was a chance for people to get some fresh air, and many did, in spite of cold temperatures in the morning and strong winds.
A top St. Paul Educator and chairwoman is in the ICU, along with her father, connected to a ventilator battling COVID-19.
On Saturday, the Minnesota House approved legislation that raises the age for Minnesotans to purchase tobacco, tobacco products, electronic delivery devices, and other nicotine products, from 18 to 21.
The biker was not wearing a helmet, according to the St. Louis County Sheriff's news release.