Coronavirus Updates: Galleria Edina Announces Temporary Closure
Galleria Edina announced it will close temporarily beginning Thursday evening due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.
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Galleria Edina announced it will close temporarily beginning Thursday evening due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.
Health officials announced Thursday that the number of positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Minnesota has climbed to 89.
Seniors from an undefeated team, who would have been top-seeded in this year's state tournament, spoke with our Norman Seawright about how they're dealing with having one of the best times of their lives taken away from them.
Minnesota saw a sharp jump in applications for unemployment insurance after Gov. Tim Walz ordered restaurants, bars, theaters, fitness clubs and other places of public amusement closed to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Thiry-two-year-old Javon Davis is now a free man. His exoneration was made possible through years of work by staff at the Innocence Project of Minnesota, students from the University of Minnesota Law School, and pro bono attorney Jon Hopeman.
In addition, the organization says child care will be provided for health care employees and first responders.
The mental health community has raised many concerns about the impact of COVID-19 on mental illness.
Here are the latest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Officials in the Twin Cities have identified the woman struck and killed in a hit-and-run Monday morning involving a school bus.
A small restaurant in central Minnesota has a special offer for those getting takeout amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak: a free roll of toilet paper.
If you and your child want a week's supply of meals, go to your bus stop at the normal time, and instead of picking up your kid for school, the bus driver will drop off meals.
The University of Minnesota announced Wednesday the launch of a clinical trial for post-exposure treatment of coronavirus (COVID-19) and needs volunteers who have had high-risk exposures to the virus.
Several gyms and workout studios are now offering virtual classes in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak.
As some Minnesota businesses are shutting down during the COVID-19 outbreak, others need more help.
Minnesota's COVID-19 testing shortage is so bad that 1,700 samples are now frozen, waiting for results.
