Coronavirus In Minnesota: Seward Community Co-Op Temporarily Closed
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.
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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.
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.
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.
A Twin Cities restaurant is stepping up in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak.
As the push for food continues to grow during the COVID-19 outbreak, those who need it most may have a hard time getting it.
868 Minnesotans have been tested for the illness thus far.
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Wisconsin jumped to 27 on Saturday, and Milwaukee County shut down its zoo to try to stem the spread of the pandemic.
U-Haul says the offer applies to new customers with college IDs. It is a limited time offer, subject to availability.
Allina Health announced Friday they will now enforce visitor restrictions in all of their facilities, due to ongoing health concerns related to the coronavirus (COVID-19).
DeLaSalle High School in Minneapolis, a defending state champion in both girls and boys basketball, got the bad news Friday that the Minnesota State High School Basketball Tournament has been canceled due to the threat of coronavirus.
Downtown Minneapolis on a Friday night is usually a hot spot in the city -- but that is not the case on a Friday night in the midst of the COVID-19 scare.
All criminal and civil trials in Minnesota's United States District Courts have been suspended due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leaders declined Friday to close the Minnesota Capitol, but the way lawmakers conduct business will change due to COVID-19.
Grocery store parking lots were full Friday with people stocking up on supplies. Stores will stay open so people can keep their families fed.
State leaders ask that any 250-person gathering be postponed or canceled.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) announced they are temporarily suspending all in-person visits to Minnesota prisons and jails, due to ongoing health concerns related to the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Earlier in the day, the Minnesota Department of Health reported that there had been 14 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 among the approximately 555 people tested so far.
Effective immediately, the remainder of the 2020 Twin Cities Auto Show has been canceled.
The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) announced Friday the cancellation of the 2020 conference regular season and postseason championships for spring sports through the rest of the academic year.
Mayor Jacob Frey announced Friday morning that Minneapolis will be suspending water shutoffs for a month, due to public health concerns from the coronavirus (COVID-19).
