Coronavirus Updates: CDC Ponders Encouraging More Americans To Wear Masks In Public
President Trump said Monday he is open to the idea of more people wearing masks for a short amount of time.
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President Trump said Monday he is open to the idea of more people wearing masks for a short amount of time.
3M has announced plans to produce two billion N95 respirators within the next year to aid in the fight against COVID-19.
Students, regents and some state lawmakers are criticizing the University of Minnesota for shortchanging students with a refund of only $1,200 for room and board after having to move off campus because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Metropolitan Council researchers report that travel across Minnesota's freeways has declined by more than 70% since the first reported COVID-19 case in the state early March.
The transfers are a partnership between Metro Transit, Hennepin and Ramsey counties and others.
Officials are scrambling to set up 2,750 more hospital beds across Minnesota to handle the anticipated surge in COVID-19 cases in the coming weeks.
Health officials announced Tuesday that the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Minnesota reached 629, up 53 from Monday. Additionally, the virus is responsible for two more deaths, bringing the state's death toll to 12.
Court documents show that Bishop will now serve her sentence at Shakopee's women-only state prison. She has credit for 689 days served.
One southern Minnesota county seems to stand out when looking at the number of positive COVID-19 cases across the state.
A bike shop in the Twin Cities is encouraging cyclists to get on their bikes next month, as taking a ride doesn't violate social distancing or the governor's stay-at-home order.
On board the buses, students will have assigned seats, and organizers say they will limit the number of kids allowed on board in order to maintain social distancing.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says smokers and e-cigarette users could expect a more severe infection of COVID-19, if contracted.
Governor Tim Walz signed two new executive orders Tuesday, extending licenses for first responders and ensuring the medical cannabis program to continues during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Another event Minnesota looks forward to every year has been canceled in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Management says the blood drives will follow the highest standards of safety and infection control; by checking temperatures before entry, providing hand sanitizer, social distancing, routinely disinfecting surfaces, wearing gloves, and using sterile collection sets and an aseptic scrub for every donation.
