Local Movie Theaters Encouraged, Optimistic About Reopening During COVID
As COVID restrictions are loosened across the state, entertainment venues are among those getting ready to reopen.
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As COVID restrictions are loosened across the state, entertainment venues are among those getting ready to reopen.
The plan will be for students in second grade and younger to return to classrooms Feb. 8, to be followed by students in third, fourth and fifth grade to return two weeks later -- on Feb. 22.
Minnesota health officials have reported another 2,387 cases of COVID-19 and 48 deaths. Over 100,000 vaccine doses have been administered so far.
A 58-year-old civil engineer technician, Skogen designed sewer lines and parking lots. He had a passion for golf, travel, friends and family.
In all, 5,461 have died in Minnesota as a result of COVID since the start of the pandemic.
A Minnesota teachers union is cautioning Gov. Tim Walz that loosening COVID-19 restrictions could jeopardize the planned reopening for elementary schools later this month.
A north Minneapolis entrepreneur is getting rave reviews for his efforts to keep people safe from COVID-19 and Minnesota's brutal winter.
Wednesday's announcement to reopen restaurants on Monday comes as great relief to business owners in Minnesota, but they are scrambling once again.
Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday that he's relaxing COVID-19 restrictions for Minnesota bars and restaurants, which have been closed to indoor dining for the last six weeks.
As the restaurant industry reacts to the expected relaxation of indoor dining restrictions, Minnesota health officials on Wednesday reported 2,346 more virus cases and 67 more deaths. Meanwhile, 81,167 vaccine doses have been administered in the state.
An iconic Twin Cities dining car is back on track thanks to the community's generosity.
Two more Minnesota restaurants are facing punishment for serving customers indoors.
It's been a chilly few weeks for Minnesota diners, with outdoor dining only -- but they will soon be able to warm up.
A Minnesota medical team has played a key role in possibly getting another COVID vaccine on the market within weeks.
The Grammy Awards, which was slated for late January in Los Angeles, is now postponed to March due to coronavirus surge.
Wisconsin's business community on Tuesday came out in support of a Republican-authored coronavirus response bill moving quickly through the Legislature that is opposed by public health officials and Democrats.
The Minnesota Department of Health has updated their dashboards reflecting the benchmarks needed to continue dialing back restrictions due to COVID-19, and they indicate that for a brief moment around Christmas, the average seven-day positivity rate fell below 5%.
A Wisconsin pharmacist convinced the world was "crashing down" told police he tried to ruin hundreds of doses of coronavirus vaccine because he believed the shots would mutate people's DNA, according to court documents released Monday.
A new survey through Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport shows more than 50% of people say they strongly agree they would travel tomorrow.
Youth sports have started back up in Minnesota on Monday with some changes.
A 107-year-old Minnesota woman has a title very few people in the world can share: two-time major pandemic survivor.
Indoor dining has not been allowed for almost two months in Minnesota, but Teddy Tschann, the governor's communications director, says Walz will "announce a loosening of restrictions on indoor dining and other settings" in an address scheduled for Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Health care workers at the Minneapolis VA hospital got their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Monday.
Some of Minnesota's top doctors are headed into the new year with cautious optimism in the ongoing battle with COVID-19. WCCO checked in to see where the state stands now.
