COVID In Minnesota: 1,400 New Cases, 6 Deaths Reported Saturday
Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported 1,400 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths, as the number of vaccines administered in the state surpassed 2.14 million.
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Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported 1,400 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths, as the number of vaccines administered in the state surpassed 2.14 million.
After one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in a U.S. prison, there's a growing concern many Minnesota corrections officers won't be vaccinated.
Researchers want to study Metformin after observing that COVID-19 positive patients that were taking Metformin before they got the disease tended to have less severe outcomes.
Health officials called virus variants a "significant cause for concern," and expect the B117 mutation to eventually become the dominant strain in the state and country.
Minnesota taxpayers can file up to that date without any penalty or interest.
Gov. Walz announced a new permanent COVID-19 community vaccination site at the Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center in Mankato.
Minnesota health officials on Friday reported an additional 1,449 cases of COVID-19 and nine deaths.
At the beginning of March last year, Brit's Pub was getting ready to celebrate its 30th year in downtown Minneapolis. Then, COVID-19 hit bringing a shutdown and restrictions.
Some colleges and universities around the Twin Cities are getting involved to try to discourage spring break travel.
Owners have had to pivot and change operations because of COVID-19.
Union leaders in Minnesota are drawing attention Thursday to the COVID-19 death of a second school staff worker in as many weeks.
Top Minnesota officials are touting the state's vaccination efforts as more than 2 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered. It comes on the same day as the state officially breached 500,000 virus cases.
It's been just over a week since Gov. Tim Walz gave the greenlight to plan those summer weddings, at 50% capacity anyway.
The St. Patrick's Day parade, put on by the St. Paul St. Patrick's Association, hosted their first parade since 2019.
Dr. George Morris returns for the fifth week of Clarifying COVID, where we catch up on the latest pandemic developments.
A group of people believing they received the COVID-19 vaccine in Sauk Center have now found out they received saline by mistake.
Gov. Tim Walz, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm are in quarantine after a member of Walz's staff tested positive for COVID-19.
The positivity rate has seen a small uptick to about 4%, however it's remained under the 5% threshold for the last month. Anything above 5% would be considered cause for caution.
It's a three-week stretch of nail-biting college basketball, covering screens for hours, with all of our hopes scribbled on precious paper: the bracket.
One year since the start of the pandemic, there are still a lot of questions about traveling. So as families finalize their spring break plans, many are choosing to forgo flying in favor of hitting the road.
There are about 3,500 dentists in Wisconsin who could be enlisted to help vaccinate.
As of Tuesday, Minnesota has administered roughly 2 million doses of vaccine, with about 730,000 people having completed the entire vaccine series.
It was on March 12, 2020 that the Orchestra announced it would halt in-person concerts due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jan Malcolm shared the mistakes made, successes celebrated and the personal heartbreak of her own.
WCCO helps you spot the differences between allergies and COVID-19, and highlights a common deterrent for both of them.
