'This Is A Disaster': Upper Midwest Governors Begin To Unite On COVID Fight
Minnesota health officials are pointing the finger at neighboring states for making the pandemic worse here.
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Minnesota health officials are pointing the finger at neighboring states for making the pandemic worse here.
Gov. Tony Evers released a package of proposals to tackle the surging pandemic Tuesday as Wisconsin announced a daily record 92 deaths from the coronavirus and health officials cautioned that even when a vaccine becomes available it will be months before most people receive it.
After months of opposition, Reynolds signed an order Monday that requires people to wear masks in indoor public places under some circumstances.
How much do our voices say about our health? Researchers at Mayo Clinic have teamed up with a company specializing in artificial intelligence to find out.
A new type of therapy drug that has shown promising results for a certain subset of COVID-19 patients is now available in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Twins announced Tuesday that the team is canceling the annual TwinsFest and the Winter Caravan events next year due to concerns over the surging COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota's Senate majority leader said Tuesday that his caucus could've handled news of positive COVID-19 cases among Republican senators differently, after criticism from Democrats that included a call for him to resign from his leadership post and demands for full transparency.
Minnesota health officials reported Tuesday nearly 6,000 more cases of COVID-19 in the state and 26 more deaths. Meanwhile, more than 1,600 people are hospitalized with the virus, the highest number yet since the pandemic began.
The trial for an Illinois man accused in the 2017 bombing of a Bloomington mosque has been postponed after someone involved in the case tested positive for COVID-19.
Minnesota's top health officials shared an urgent message with families Monday to think twice about their Thanksgiving plans.
COVID-19's spread in Minnesota could sideline students from winter sports.
MDH officials believe there has been more resistance to public health guidelines in west-central Minnesota. But GOP Rep. Dave Baker says with elections over, politics must be put aside as the pandemic enters a ninth and more dangerous month.
A viewer sent WCCO a video of a party bus picking up people outside a bar in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood at 10:15 p.m. Saturday night, with bus riders being able to do what the state wanted to stop -- gathering and partying after 10 p.m.
One day after Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka said he tested positive for the coronavirus, a fourth Republican lawmaker released his positive results.
Minnesota health officials are reporting the third straight day of daily COVID-19 cases over 7,000. Meanwhile, the state's death toll is nearing 3,000. Minnesota health officials are reporting the third straight day of daily COVID-19 cases over 7,000. Meanwhile, the state's death toll is nearing 3,000. It's an alarming stage of the pandemic that is prompting health officials to urge adherence to safety restrictions set in place.
Hospitals filled up, major schools closed classrooms, the state sought emergency help with contact tracing and most inmates at one prison were infected as the coronavirus raged across Iowa.
Dr. Michael Osterholm, one of the nation's emerging health leaders in the fight against COVID-19, has partnered with one of Minnesota's biggest foundations to support the families of health care workers who've died of the virus.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court was hearing arguments Monday on whether to strike down the state's mask mandate being challenged by conservatives as an unconstitutional overreach of power by Democratic. Gov. Tony Evers.
Like many medical workers around the world, Fargo emergency room nurse Adam Johnston can't escape the grim reality of the coronavirus pandemic. It follows him everywhere: at work, where people die every shift; at the grocery store, where people rail against his city's mask requirement; and at home, where he struggles to sleep.
The Republican senate majority leader in Minnesota announced Sunday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
Starting Monday, Minnesotans will have no excuse to miss a very important call about their health.
Not all Minnesotans are able to get their hands on a flu shot, according to Sen. Amy Klobuchar.
Hospitalization rates due to complications from COVID-19 continue to rise in North Dakota, with 17 patients admitted to medical facilities in the last day, state health officials reported Sunday.
Minnesota health officials reported Sunday another 7,559 new cases of COVID-19, marking the the third time this week that new infections breached the 7,000-case benchmark. Additionally, 31 more people with the virus have died.
Members of the Minnesota DFL are criticizing the Senate GOP for not notifying them about a COVID-19 outbreak within their party before Thursday's special session.
