CDC Sending Minnesota $10 Million For COVID-19 Response
The Centers for Disease Control on Prevention is sending millions of dollars to states across the country, including Minnesota, for the coronavirus (COVID-19) response.
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The Centers for Disease Control on Prevention is sending millions of dollars to states across the country, including Minnesota, for the coronavirus (COVID-19) response.
The COVID-19 outbreak is forcing major universities to consider altering the way they teach classes.
The 54th annual St. Paul St. Patrick's Day parade will be going forward on Tuesday, March 17 at noon on 5th Street, despite coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.
A fifth person in Minnesota has tested positive for the coronavirus, state health officials said Wednesday.
Minnesota health officials said Wednesday the state has its fourth case of the new coronavirus, in a person in Olmsted County.
As of Wednesday, more than a dozen states in the U.S. have declared states of emergency amid an outbreak of the COVID-19 strain of coronavirus, including California, Florida and New York.
At least one Minnesota lawmaker is replacing in-person meetings with telephone meetings out of concern of spreading the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
A third person in Minnesota has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) and is in critical condition, state health officials announced Tuesday.
Metro Transit is taking precautions for its roughly 250,000 daily riders.
Across the border in Wisconsin, three people now have the virus. One of those patients was diagnosed after attending a weekend event at Osceola High School.
Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill Tuesday to invest $21 million in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Patience is wearing thin among the hundreds of passengers still aboard the coronavirus-stricken Grand Princess Tuesday.
A third person in Wisconsin, and the second in Dane County, has tested positive for the coronavirus, state health officials said Tuesday.
Delta Air Lines says it is reducing the number of flights in operation following a drop in demand amid concerns about the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Minnesota's first responders are taking all the necessary precautions to keep themselves safe and their patients.
The Osceola School District says classes and all school functions will be canceled on Tuesday so the school can be thoroughly cleaned due to an individual with a confirmed case of coronavirus who attended a school event recently.
A second person in Wisconsin has tested positive for the new coronavirus, this time in Pierce County, along the Minnesota border, state and county health officials announced Monday.
According to Shakopee Public Schools, a parent of students attending Eagle Creek Elementary, and are enrolled in the Early Childhood Family Education program one-day per week, has been exposed to coronavirus (COVID-19).
It's spring break season and vacation bags are packed. Despite the many concerns over COVID-19, families are still focused on fun in the sun.
Both Harris and Herman are healthy and have not shown any signs of the virus.
MLB takes precautions in the face of coronavirus, but has no current plans to cancel or delay Spring Training or regular season games.
The first COVID-19 case in Minnesota was reported Friday. That person, who lives in Ramsey County and is now resting at home, caught the virus on a cruise ship called the Grand Princess.
The Minnesota Senate voted 64-0 Monday to earmark $21 million to reinforce the state's response to the coronavirus outbreak, while the House was poised to follow suit quickly so that the bill reaches Gov. Tim Walz's desk this week.
Delta Airlines will now waive change fees for those concerned about traveling due to the recent spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
There are over 40 Minnesotans quarantined among others on the Grand Princess cruise ship off the California coast, after 21 people aboard tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19).
