CDC Releases COVID Halloween Guidelines
As COVID-19 cases spike in states surrounding Minnesota, the CDC has released new guideline on how people should celebrate Halloween.
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As COVID-19 cases spike in states surrounding Minnesota, the CDC has released new guideline on how people should celebrate Halloween.
Chicago officials Tuesday told visitors from Wisconsin for the second time that they must remain in quarantine for two weeks if they visit the city.
College campuses have seen the most concerning increases as people ages 18 to 24 have a case rate that's five times higher than any age group in Wisconsin.
A lot of children are spending more time in front of screens than ever before.
If individual communities decide to go ahead with traditional trick-or-treating, health officials recommend leaving individual treat bags on the porch for children to pick up.
As the fall season begins, Minnesota health officials are reporting 10 more COVID-19 deaths and 513 additional cases Tuesday.
Faced with soaring coronavirus cases across Wisconsin, particularly on college campuses, Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday extended a statewide mask mandate until Nov. 21.
The Lynx playoff game postponed over the weekend is being played Tuesday night.
The Minnesota Department of Health says "armed individuals" recently confronted health department workers who were conducting a survey in a residential neighborhood.
The Minnesota Department of Health said Monday that there have been 351 schools in the state that have had at least one COVID case.
The Minnesota Department of Health announced it's open the state's first COVID-19 saliva testing site in Duluth this Wednesday.
Minnesota health officials reported 937 new COVID-19 cases on Monday and four additional deaths.
After opening the season in an empty stadium, the Minnesota Vikings played with some people in the stands Sunday in Indianapolis.
The WNBA on Sunday announced that the Minnesota Lynx playoff game against the Seattle Storm has been postponed.
Another Twin Cities restaurant is closing in the midst of COVID-19's devastation on the food and service industries.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services said Sunday that more than 100,000 people have tested positive for the coronavirus since the start of the pandemic.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota added 1,318 more cases of COVID-19 to its tally of infections and two more deaths.
It's been a little over a week since Spyhouse Coffee workers announced their intent to unionize, and on Saturday, employees say they will be executing a one-day unfair labor practice strike.
On Saturday, Minnesota Department of Health reported 924 cases of COVID-19 and 13 additional deaths, marking the second time in a week with double-digit deaths.
The pandemic has impacted businesses differently, but for butcher shops and meat markets, business is almost more than they can handle.
Today is the first day for early voters to cast their ballots in Minnesota, and some were willing to wait for an hour to vote.
The Cookie Cart is a non-profit that gives job opportunities to youth - teaching culinary skills, and business skills.
Lord Fletcher's announced that it will temporarily close for winter starting in mid-October.
Compared to this time last year downtown Minneapolis looks very different, largely due to COVID-19.
Minnesota counted its highest single-day total for new COVID-19 cases on Friday, when 1,099 infections were reported. Additionally, eight more deaths were added to the state's death toll.
