Coronavirus In Minnesota: Plumbers In High Demand As Families Flush Paper Products Other Than Toilet Paper
Flushing those products can cause a big problem for pipes, including clogs and even sewage coming back up into the home.
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Flushing those products can cause a big problem for pipes, including clogs and even sewage coming back up into the home.
The virus outbreak has a group of Minnesotans wondering how they could help their neighbors in need. Their idea: using social media to match those in need with those who are willing to help.
Gov. Tim Walz responded Monday to a COVID-19 critical care nurse who is worried about her hospital's supplies and equipment.
For the first day of online schooling in Minnesota, parents and students are both learning lessons.
Doors remain locked and along with the grocery carts, everything is wiped down with antiseptic towels after each transaction.
Once the company reaches its goal of making enough masks for hospitals, the plan is to open sales to the public.
Though Waseca police officer Arik Matson has faced a few bumps in the road to recovery, "he's pushing through!"
Additionally, four tests are still pending for inmates at Moose Lake, Lino Lakes, Stillwater, and Faribault facilities.
The problem comes at an unfortunate time, as all schools in Minnesota have turned to online learning amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
There are far fewer drivers on the roads amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin election officials pressed on Monday with preparations for next week's presidential primary, despite the threat of the coronavirus and a federal lawsuit seeking a delay and expansion of absentee voting.
A Minneapolis company is changing its production to make protective masks.
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to take a heavy toll of businesses, Macy's is the latest company to announce furloughs as a result of the pandemic.
Catalytic converters are a key part of a vehicle's exhaust system; but they are made with copper, which can be sold for quick cash by thieves.
State health officials announced Monday that the number of positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Minnesota has risen to 576, up from 503 on Sunday. One more person also died, bringing the death total to 10.
