Coronavirus Updates: City of Minneapolis Recommends Voting Early By Mail This Election Year
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Minneapolis is now recommending that residents vote early by mail this election year.
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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Minneapolis is now recommending that residents vote early by mail this election year.
About 48% of voters cast ballots absentee in northern Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District election, far below the statewide rate in last month's statewide election.
Dylan's Twitter account promised that people will be able to contact their points of purchase in order to learn more about refunds.
Communicating in a crisis, whether within your family or among your team members at work, can be challenging.
If Minnesota reopens next week, it would go against the nation's leading voice on how to make it through this pandemic.
A Minnesota hair coloring company is adjusting to the boom in business while helping stylists who are out of work.
Fitness centers across the state are planning for when it's safe to reopen.
What to keep in mind whether you're heading to get groceries or going outside for a walk during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A battle is escalating over a massive spending and jobs bill at the Minnesota State Capitol.
The lab is looking to more than double its current testing capacity. It hopes to process ten-percent of the Governor's Minnesota Moonshot goal of 20,000 tests each day.
With baseball season interrupted, top prospects are looking for ways to stay sharp. Zach Raabe is the starting second baseman for the Gophers and he did not have to look far for some help.
A local nonprofit is getting some much needed national attention thanks to a co-host on CBS' The Talk.
What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
According to the USDA, the cost of a dozen eggs has gone up by 49 cents in the last month. Chicken breasts are currently up about 20 cents, and pork chops by about 26 cents.
Minnesota has been ranked as one of the states with the lowest concentrations of individuals vulnerable to COVID-19.
A bar owner in central Minnesota is reportedly planning to open his six establishments next week, whether or not the state's stay-at-home order is extended.
The Minnesota National Guard intends to fly over more than 50 hospitals and clinics in all, according to the listed schedule of flyovers.
The Starkey Hearing Foundation announced it will temporarily halt its U.S. and international programs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the last 24 hours, 695 more cases of COVID-19 were detected in Minnesota and 23 more deaths were linked to the disease.
Here in the Twin Cities, there are plenty of events and virtual activities to do while safely practicing socially distancing from home.
Concerns about the coronavirus are preventing football prospects from visiting campuses this spring and keeping coaches from traveling to evaluate them.
With the state of Minnesota not allowing for in-person graduation ceremonies, most schools will likely end up opting for a virtual graduation ceremony.
A Minnesota jewelry company is helping all of us document history in a fun way.
A new federal program is helping Minnesota farmers get food on the dinner tables of families in need.
Second Street is usually the heartbeat of Hudson, but people have gotten used to seeing "Closed" signs on storefronts. News that those signs will now be flipping the other way is the talk of the town.
