Coronavirus In Minnesota: Essentia Health Limits Visitors
In order to protect the health of patients and staff amid coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, Essentia Health is restricting visitors at hospitals.
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In order to protect the health of patients and staff amid coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, Essentia Health is restricting visitors at hospitals.
Mayor Melvin Carter declared a state of local emergency amid the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
The Seward Community Co-op in Minneapolis has announced Sunday the immediate closure of their location on Franklin and Riverside avenue, due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating after a serious injury crash westbound on Interstate 94 in Monticello.
Following an executive order from the governor, all Minnesota public K-12 schools will temporarily close starting Wednesday.
In the midst of concern over COVID-19, health professionals have encouraged "social distancing." Restaurants around the metro area are stepping up by offering curbside pick-up.
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The number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Minnesota has risen from 21 to 35, state health officials announced Sunday.
Gov. Tim Walz on Sunday ordered all of Minnesota's K-12 schools to close starting Wednesday in the hopes of slowing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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WCCO spoke with Catherine Vaught Saturday via Facetime, after she spent several hours trying to get tested for COVID-19.
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A Twin Cities restaurant is stepping up in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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