Walker Art Center To Lay Off 33 Part-Time Workers Before Reopening Next Month
The Walker Art Center says more than 30 of its part-time workers will be laid off next month ahead of the museum's reopening.
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The Walker Art Center says more than 30 of its part-time workers will be laid off next month ahead of the museum's reopening.
Another 99 workers at other Amazon sites in the Twin Cities have also tested positive since COVID-19 arrived in Minnesota.
On Tuesday, the Minnesota Department of Health announced that the state has seen 245 new positive cases of the novel coronavirus in the last 24 hours, and there have been nine more deaths.
This year would have marked the 39th annual marathon weekend. Organizers say that the event usually draws about 30,000 participants, in addition to 300,000 spectators.
While the debate around a police reform proposal received a lot of attention, the legislature's failure to agree on other issues is having an impact on the bottom line of communities statewide.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota added 308 more cases of COVID-19 to its tally of infections and four more deaths -- the lowest daily death figure since mid-April.
Reopening guidelines for Wisconsin schools released Monday make clear that big changes are in store if and when in-person classes resume.
An uptown neighborhood bar affectionately known as "Lambeau on Lyndale" is closing after 20 years.
The Minnesota Zoo will welcome guests back this week, but in a new way.
The Minnesota Department of Health is announcing 461 new COVID-19 cases and eight additional deaths.
The MDH released new guidelines Friday that have caught some coaches and parents by surprise, because they didn't expect to be able to play so soon.
Minnesota Department of Health has reported 438 additional cases of COVID-19 and 12 deaths.
As more people get tested for COVID-19, there's a clinic in the Twin Cities offering quicker results.
On Friday, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) issued new guidance for youth sports returning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Heading into the session, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz hoped lawmakers would address COVID-19 relief, a bonding bill, a tax bill, and police reforms. So far, none of those issues are settled.
Kashkari told CBS News's Margaret Brennan that he believes the true figure of unemployed Americans is actually larger than is being reported, estimating it to be at about 20%.
The conservatory in St. Paul is set to re-open to visitors next week at reduced capacity.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is reporting 362 more COVID-19 cases, along with 17 more deaths.
The state's "safer at home" order closing most nonessential businesses due to the coronavirus pandemic was in effect for two weeks that month before being struck down.
The lights are on late Thursday night at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, as lawmakers try to reach a compromise in the special session.
When it comes to playdates, Dr. Gigi Chawla, Chief of General Pediatrics at Children's Minnesota, says those decisions should come down to family's individual comfort level with another family.
Minnesota and Iowa make up 45% of the nation's pork supply.
At one point in April, nearly 500 workers at Worthington's JBS pork processing plant tested positive for COVID-19. An employee in his 50s died from the virus.
Gov. Tim Walz has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff Friday to honor those who have lost their lives to COVID-19.
Minnesota health and education officials on Thursday asked school administrators to plan for three scenarios on reopening in the fall, and promised a decision by the week of July 27 on which of the three will be used.
