Coronavirus In Minnesota: Muslim Community Staying Virtually Connected During Ramadan
Mosques all over the Twin Cities have adjusted their services since many families will be staying home and praying.
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Mosques all over the Twin Cities have adjusted their services since many families will be staying home and praying.
"We're shutting down an entire country for this and it's just absurd we're losing our freedom," Mike Wanschura said.
Here are the latest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin health officials said Saturday that 331 tests for the coronavirus have come back positive in the last 24 hours, the largest single-day rise since the outbreak started.
At People's Center in Minneapolis, some people were able to get tested without leaving their cars Saturday.
A few thousand people flooded the Wisconsin State Capitol on Friday protesting the stay-at-home order Gov. Evers put in place.
This will include playgrounds, skateparks and athletic fields to close, tennis court and volleyball nets to be removed and basketball court rims to be blocked or removed.
Officers say a 32-year-old North Branch man has severe injuries following a motorcycle crash Saturday morning.
Since the outbreak began in March, 56,597 people have been tested in Minnesota.
She says waiting for your turn shows respect.
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This week, the CDC added six more signs to its official list of COVID-19 symptoms.
Emily Koivisto's gift to the people in her photographs is a moment of escape. She and another photographer friend have visited dozens of hospitals, and taken hundreds of photos.
Essentia Health has expanded its testing criteria to include all patients who show symptoms of COVID-19, effective immediately.
The Minnesota Vikings have added offensive tackle Ezra Cleveland from the Boise State Broncos to their roster following the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft.