Back To School: Thousands Of Minnesota Students Return Back To The Classrooms
WCCO was there to see how one high school did on day one, teaching in-person during a pandemic.
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WCCO was there to see how one high school did on day one, teaching in-person during a pandemic.
The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) announced Monday it will postpone all competition until January 2021.
Minnesota health officials reported 679 new COVID-19 cases on Monday and one additional death, marking the lowest single-day fatality increase since early April.
Nursing homes all over the country were ravaged by COVID-19. AARP's Elaine M. Ryan shares her thoughts on the failures in care that occurred for seniors and the future of nursing homes.
After having a roundtable discussion with the governor, health commissioner Jan Malcolm and several others, she met with the press to discuss what she thinks is going well in states' responses to this pandemic.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota added 934 more cases of COVID-19 to its tally of infections and two more deaths.
Saturday marked another day with more than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 reported by the state health department, with 1,032 added to the state's current total of 74,257.
She was a State Fair staple for decades at Peter's Hot Dog stands. Sadly, Ethel Peters lost her fight with COVID-19 this spring at the age of 87.
This comes after a spike in complaints from customers and workers about COVID-19 rules not being followed. State officials say they know most places are following the rules.
Earlier this week, the Osseo School Board voted to push back the school start date. Now, parents learned the district will do distance learning for the first two weeks.
Gov. Tim Walz has announced an extra $300 in new weekly unemployment benefits, to be funded by money from the CARES Act.
Due to a backlog in tests, Thursday's daily update on the number of COVID-19 cases in Minnesota represented the largest single-day increase in new cases to date. Friday's figures were a move back toward the average, as of late.
For the owner of Dahl Medical Supply, this was the last straw. On Thursday morning, they parked a moving van in front of the store and began loading up the merchandise the thieves didn't take.
These past few months have been challenging for most everyone. From COVID-19, to job losses, to police shootings to racism – people are having intense feelings of anger, frustration and hurt. So, what can we do with these feelings? Good Question.
The Minnesota Health Department (MDH) released its latest COVID-19 data Thursday, reporting 1,158 additional positive cases -- the first time daily cases have breached 1,000.
The board voted 3-2 against the superintendent's recommendation to start in a "distance learning plus" model until mid-October.
The previous position was testing should be done on anyone who was in close contact with someone who had tested positive. It's now saying if you're not medically vulnerable and have no symptoms,you should self-monitor.
Minnesota's health department updated the COVID-19 situation in the state Wednesday, reporting 542 additional cases and 14 more deaths, including two people in their 30s.
The agency no longer recommends testing for most people without symptoms, even if they've been in close contact with someone known to have the virus.
"We'd like to see many lower cases, a lower test positivity rate and much lower rate of community transmission," said MDH Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm.
Wisconsin's statewide mask mandate should be immediately ended because Gov. Tony Evers didn't have the legal authority to order it, three western Wisconsin residents represented by a conservative law firm argue in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Iron Workers' Union Local 512 represents more than 2,200 union members across Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin. But uncertainties of COVID-19 are resulting in project delays and cancellations, and a long-lost summer.
A Twin Cities woman is putting the sudden downturn in retail to good use.
The Minnesota Department of Health confirms two cases of COVID-19 in the state are connected to people attending St. Paul Saints games at CHS Field.
Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday announced plans for a new COVID-19 saliva testing lab in Minnesota.
