Coronavirus In Minnesota: Salons, Spas Close Per Executive Order
Hair salons, nail salons and spas are to be closed in Minnesota under the government mandate issued in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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Hair salons, nail salons and spas are to be closed in Minnesota under the government mandate issued in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
A 43-year-old man died Tuesday night in the north metro after his car went off-road, launched off an embankment and smashed into roadside trees.
An official announcement was made Tuesday night that was hardly a surprise: Hopkins High School's Paige Bueckers was named Miss Basketball Minnesota.
St. Paul's Bethesda Hospital will soon turn into a COVID-19 specialty care facility.
Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, several people are using their time away from school or home to give back to those in need.
We asked three infectious diseases experts in the Twin Cities to give us their advice on some of the biggest concerns surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19).
Last week, Gov, Tim Walz sent a letter to Vice President Mike Pence asking for more COVID-19 tests for Minnesota health care providers.
Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Attention parents: WCCO is answering some of the questions you've been asking about kids and the COIVD-19.
The Minnesota House of Representatives passed emergency legislation that would provide $200 million for investment in the health care system as the state mounts a defense against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
To make room for toilet paper, hand sanitizer and other items in high demand during the global viral pandemic, Amazon said it is limiting what brands and independent sellers can send to its warehouses for the next three weeks.
The state says it's stepping in to help hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans who will likely be out of work due to the outbreak.
Her other family members have no symptoms, but they too cannot go out.
Twin Metals, owned by Chilean mining giant Antofagasta, filed its formal mine plan with state and federal regulators in December, launching what's expected to be a lengthy environmental review and permitting process.
The closure of bars and restaurants in Minnesota to stop the spread of Covid-19 has many in the service industry scrambling to figure out how to make ends meet.
