Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 2, 2020
Here are the latest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Here are the latest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Neighbors who live near Water Gremlin in White Bear Township have been vocal since learning the manufacturing plant put their families at risk.
A new report from researchers at the University of Minnesota says we may need to prepare for the impacts of COVID-19 for the next two years.
While the organizers called this a car rally to practice social distancing, many people took to the sidewalks and the capitol steps to make their voices heard.
Fundraising is down heading into the big day, and CEO Janelle Dixon hopes by the end, they will meet their goal of $900,000.
MnOPS says the violations of Minnesota's one-call law began in April of 2019 and went on for months.
The head of an industry group said on Friday that a few aren't sure how they're going to get through the weekend.
Minntac is the largest taconite operation in the state with a capacity of 16 million tons of iron ore annually.
Gov. Tim Walz has extended the state's stay-at-home order until May 18. More than 500,000 Minnesotans have filed for unemployment during the pandemic, and some businesses have closed permanently.
At 1:38 am, police officers responded to the intersection of 21st and Franklin Avenues after being alerted by ShotSpotter technology.
Two people died in St. Paul Saturday night in two separate shootings that were about 10 minutes apart and roughly two and a half miles away from each other.
Anyone who may have any information pertinent to the investigation is asked to call Detective Holzerland at 763-494-6204.
Extreme fire conditions today across much of Minnesota have resulted in the National Weather Service issuing a Red Flag Warning for many counties.
A 38-year-old woman is dead after crashing her car into a mobile home in Watertown Friday morning.
Despite rising cases, many Iowa businesses, including restaurants, now have the option to reopen their doors.