Coronavirus In MN: Cloquet's USG Plant Suspends Operations After 2 Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
The USG plant in Cloquet, Minnesota, has temporarily suspended operations after two workers tested positive for COVID-19.
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The USG plant in Cloquet, Minnesota, has temporarily suspended operations after two workers tested positive for COVID-19.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a Northfield police squad vehicle was involved in a crash with another vehicle while responding to emergency calls.
Have plants outside you want to keep alive? Then cover them up or bring them in Thursday evening as temperatures are expected to dip below or near freezing early Friday morning.
A Minnesota company called DriSteem says they've seen a surge in requests for commercial humidifiers since the outbreak.
A 55-year-old bicyclist is in the hospital after being struck by a vehicle she failed to yield to Wednesday afternoon.
Police are searching for a perpetrator after a shooting Wednesday night in Brooklyn Center that left a man with serious wounds.
Starting Thursday, people with COVID-19 symptoms will have a new drive-through testing option as North Memorial's Health Specialty Center has expanded its testing capabilities.
Renewal by Andersen's Cottage Grove plant is temporarily closing after two employees tested positive for COVID-19.
Jeff Wagner talks one-on-one with Dr. Jakub Tolar, dean of the University of Minnesota Medical School, to learn how some of our state's brightest minds are using science to overcome the pandemic.
Here are the latest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wednesday marks the 40th day of Minnesota's stay-at-home order. That action by Gov. Tim Walz is just one of many issues ending up in Pat Kessler's inbox, including many questionable claims.
If the St. Paul Saints play at CHS Field this summer, it's possible the fan experience will look quite different.
There's a roadblock for new drivers wanting to get their license.
A new M Health Fairview innovation is saving critical supplies of personal protective equipment (PPE) and will help drive a much-needed increase in testing capacity for COVID-19 in the state.
WCCO caught up with former Minnesota Vikings linebacker Ben Leber for some football conversation, and for some thoughts on a project that consumes him this time of year -- one that's had to adjust on the fly.
