Site Map May 11, 2020

Years / 2020 / May / 11

• Minnesota quietly releases new COVID-19 scenario: Stay-at-home through May
• Star Tribune investigating potential subscriber data breach
• U.S. coronavirus deaths top 80,000, according to Johns Hopkins
• Lake Minnetonka 4th of July Celebration cancelled due to COVID-19
• Twins would play AL, NL Central teams in empty ballparks in MLB proposal approved by owners
• Fire breaks out at Minneapolis mosque overnight, CAIR-Minnesota calls for investigation
• Minnesota adds four-star running back to highly touted 2021 recruit class
• Organ transplants dive amid virus crisis, start to inch back
• Receiving extra coronavirus unemployment benefits? How to avoid a big tax hit
• Not all Minnesota businesses are accepting state guidance on worker safety, officials say
• AP source: MLB owners approve plan to start season in July
• Waiting for coronavirus stimulus check? Direct deposit information is due Wednesday, IRS says
• Gophers' Bob Motzko named Big Ten Coach of the Year
• 15-year-olds charged for St. Paul light rail station assault, harassment
• Bear seen walking across lawn in western Wisconsin neighborhood
• How to compare college financial aid offers
• Shine On Minnesota raises $140,000 for Minnesota nonprofits in just two hours
• As countries restart, WHO warns about lack of virus tracing
• Mary Pratt, baseball pitcher who helped inspire 'A League of Their Own,' dies at 101
• Minnesota gets first shipment of remdesivir
• What credit score do you need to buy a house?
• White House directs staffers to wear masks in West Wing amid virus cases close to president
• White House recommends tests for all nursing home residents
• Health officials to parents: Keep children up to date on vaccinations, doctor's visits during pandemic
• Wisconsin pilot program launches for teen drivers to waive road test
• Newsom: Tesla and other manufacturers may be able to resume next week
• Nearly 2,000 former Justice Department officials call for Barr to resign over Flynn case
• COVID-19 in Wisconsin: 180 of every 100,000 residents have been infected
• 1 rescued in northern Minnesota after trying to kayak along Mississippi River to Louisiana
• Study: Virus death toll in NYC worse than official tally
• 'Everything is on the table': Gophers AD Mark Coyle talks sports budget concerns amid Covid-19 pandemic
• Pelosi reportedly drafting $750B bill to aid state, local governments
• New shows and returning favorites among FOX’s fall 2020 lineup
• 4-year-old boy injured in accident involving skid-steer tractor
• Squirrel captured on video ‘working from home’ on tiny laptop in miniature office
• Sheriff: Family member handling gun accidentally shoots 17-year-old boy in northern Minnesota
• Minnesota COVID-19 deaths increase to 591, nearly 80 percent in long-term care facilities
• Homeowners delaying mortgage payments during coronavirus — here's how to catch up
• Walt Disney World resorts now accepting reservations beginning in July
• Princeton names its first black valedictorian in university's 274-year history
• Caught on camera: Fight breaks out at Target after customers refuse to wear facial covering
• Hospital heroes: COVID-19 fear eclipsed by the courage we see
• Panic over 'murder hornets' leading some people to kill essential bee population, experts warn
• Jerry Stiller, best known for his 'Seinfeld' role, dead at 92
• Restart or re-stop? Economies reopen but chaos abounds
• Shanghai Disneyland reopens with anti-virus controls