Coronavirus In Minnesota: Lawn Workers Amped To Be Able To Return To Work
This is the time of year you typically see lawn care and landscaping crews hard at work. They're now back at it, after standing down during the original stay at home order.
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This is the time of year you typically see lawn care and landscaping crews hard at work. They're now back at it, after standing down during the original stay at home order.
Dental offices across Minnesota and Wisconsin are closed due to COVID-19, but Dr. David Upgaard of Nicollet Dental Arts has some tips for keeping your teeth in shape.
Ronald McDonald House Charities is finding new ways to support families whose children are in the hospital during this pandemic.
A 41-year-old man is in custody after violating a domestic abuse no-contact order and fleeing police Thursday morning.
In a daily briefing Thursday, Minnesota Department of Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm addressed reports that suggest the state could be overcounting COVID-19 deaths.
Bemidji police have located the body of a 35-year-old man who has been missing since December 2019.
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic are warning about the impact false negative test results can have amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including the possibility of spawning a "second wave" of cases.
Landmarks across the Twin Cities will shine blue Thursday night in honor of health care workers.
Associate vice president of university finance Julie Tonneson said the worst-case forecast calls for a decrease in newly enrolled students — freshmen or transfers — of as much as 20%.
The deal follows months of public and private talks between Democratic and Republican legislators in the two chambers.
The state Office of Traffic Safety notes there have been 24 fatal crashes since March 16 when Gov. Tim Walz ordered bars and restaurants to close to dine-in customers.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison calls the ruling "a big win for Minnesota voters' privacy."
Some gas stations around Minnesota are selling gas for the lowest prices seen in decades.
The average unit goes for under $10,000.
Minnesota health officials announced Thursday that there are now 1,242 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state. COVID-19 deaths in the state also saw the largest one-day jump so far with 11 more reported, bringing the state's total death toll to 50.