Second Faribault Prison Inmate Dies After Testing Positive For COVID-19
A second Minnesota prison inmate has died after testing positive for COVID-19, state corrections officials said Saturday.
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A second Minnesota prison inmate has died after testing positive for COVID-19, state corrections officials said Saturday.
The MDH said The 507 and Rounders Sports Bar & Grill in Mankato are linked to roughly 100 cases of the virus from June 12 and 13. MDH also says Cowboy Jack's and The Kollege Klub in Minneapolis are linked to around 30 cases.
On Saturday, the Minnesota Department of Health announced 427 new cases of COVID-19, with six new deaths.
The Lumineers are postponing their North American tour, which included a late September stop in St. Paul.
Minnesota is on the verge of going a week with under 10 daily COVID-19 fatalities -- something that hasn't been recorded since April.
Due to processing complications brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesota drivers still waiting for their tabs will receive an email as proof of their registration until the tabs arrive.
COVID-19 cases are down in Minnesota and Wisconsin, but they are skyrocketing in other parts of the country.
Why are stadiums among the last to open? What do experts know about COVID-19 transmission? WCCO spoke with two infectious disease experts to answer this Good Question.
Some people in the Minnesota Twins organization have tested positive for COVID-19, a team official said Thursday.
Large venues all across the Twin Cities are still sitting empty. From canceled concerts and conventions, WCCO found the cost to the local economy has been staggering.
Health officials are preparing for an up-tick in Lyme disease cases, and even warning of the similarities between COVID-19 and Lyme disease symptoms.
Of the money, Walz says $841 million will be distributed throughout Minnesota's counties and cities to support the local governments' COVID-19 relief efforts.
The Minnesota Department of Health reports that the 43-year-old man had tested positive for the novel coronavirus on June 4.
A south Minneapolis bakery is apologizing after a customer wearing a face-covering hijab posted a video showing a worker refusing to serve her for not wearing the proper mask.
As Minnesota counted another 365 cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, the state's daily death toll continues to trend down.
Workers are speaking out about conditions inside the Shakopee Amazon center where at least 88 employees tested positive for COVID-19.
Health and safety concerns appear to be contributing to a surge in gun sales.
Minnesota Department of Health officials said Wednesday there are roughly 100 new cases of COVID-19 of people in their 20s after a weekend of bar hopping on June 12 and 13.
One of the nation's largest food banks says that due to economic hardship brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic Minnesota will face a hunger crisis in the coming months unlike anything seen since the Great Depression.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced Wednesday it will begin to reopen some parkways that were previously closed to prevent spreading COVID-19.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota added 304 more cases of COVID-19 to its tally of infections and five more deaths.
Nearly 100,000 Minnesotans have accessed health care coverage through MNsure since the beginning of the pandemic, and enrollment opportunities continue during this critical time.
New research shows the value of the secondhand clothing market could hit $64 billion within five years.
"I call it we've got our little virus zappers out there, like a bug zapper but for viruses," owner Nancy Webb said.
From manufacturing plants to neighborhood cafe's and movie theaters -- the bottom line at some Minnesota businesses has been hit hard by COVID-19.
