Coronavirus (MN): Health Officials Report 414 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 8 More Deaths
Minnesota health officials on Tuesday announced 414 newly reported COVID-19 cases along with eight more deaths.
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Minnesota health officials on Tuesday announced 414 newly reported COVID-19 cases along with eight more deaths.
Delta Airlines says it will now double the number of cabin cleaners for each flight. American Airlines will now use a virus-killing coating spray called SurfaceWise2 to fight the spread of COVID-19.
Minnesota's largest school district, Anoka-Hennepin, is going to start the fall semester with hybrid learning.
The pandemic is making a trip to an animal hospital more difficult for pet owners.
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents voted Monday to keep students off-campus a little while longer because of concerns over COVID-19.
The hundreds of thousands of bikers who attended the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally may have departed western South Dakota, but public health departments in multiple states are trying to measure how much and how quickly the coronavirus spread in bars, tattoo shops and gatherings before people traveled home to nearly every state in the country.
Dr. Abe Jacob is a pediatrician at M Health Fairview and tells parents to practice every day with their kids right now, so they're ready to be masked in school.
Minnesota health officials are reporting 717 additional COVID-19 cases and four more deaths. Meanwhile, the total number of positive cases confirmed has breached 70,000 in the state.
Over the weekend, the Vikings announced that 12 members of the organization -- including eight players -- presumptively tested positive for COVID-19. On Monday, however, the lab that processes the tests says that they were false positives.
A young child died due to complications from coronavirus in June, the first confirmed death of a minor in Iowa during the pandemic, the state health department belatedly announced Sunday evening.
The Minnesota Vikings announced that eight players, one coach and three staff members have presumptive positive COVID-19 tests.
Minnesota health officials say there have been 728 additional COVID-19 cases and six more deaths in the last 24 hours.
Minnesota Department of Health announced Saturday 746 new cases of COVID-19 and eight additional deaths.
Masks, socially-distanced danced floors, and guests lists cut in half may not sound like a dream wedding, but for Minnesota couples, their choices are limited.
The first day of online class at St. Olaf, students learned the college suspended 17 for attending an off-campus party. Fifty are under quarantine, and eight students have tested positive for COVID-19.
University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel is proposing to postpone dorm move-in at select campuses by at least two weeks, as well as start all classes online due to COVID-19 concerns.
On Friday, Minnesota health officials confirmed 15 COVID-19 cases tied to people who visited the Sturgis Rally in South Dakota.
As more students are getting prepared to head back to classes, and Friday's numbers added another 835 positive cases to the state's now current total of 68,133 since the pandemic started.
About 30 bars and restaurants across Minnesota have been linked to COVID-19 outbreaks since the beginning of June.
Fifty students at St. Olaf College in Northfield are now in quarantine and 17 are suspended for the fall after they went to an off-campus party and were exposed to someone with COVID-19.
Five long months since COVID-19 closed its doors, AMC's mega movie theaters are welcoming customers back.
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The lines to get food will be shorter, and it will be delivered to your car if you have a ticket. What fairgoers this year won't see is the record attendance of people walking the fairgrounds
Delta Airlines announced Thursday they will continue to block middle seats in their airplanes until Jan. 6, 2021.
The James Beard Foundation says it believes assigning awards will do little to help the industry in its current uphill battle amid COVID-19.
