Maury Glover

Since the coronavirus pandemic landed in Minnesota, we've been hearing from health care workers about the shortage of PPE. Now, about a month later, for some, that concern remains.

Two U.S. cruise ships have finally docked in Florida after carrying hundreds of sick passengers and crew members for weeks.

Families and small businesses are feeling the impact of the coronavirus and cities are trying to find ways to help.

Governor Walz says social distancing is the most important way to buy more time in the fight against the spread of COVID-19. But, many Minnesotans are still seeing some crowded areas, especially around lakes.

Students haven’t been on the campus of St. Thomas Academy for three weeks, but one teacher is working hard to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

After mounting pressure, the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo have been postponed to 2021, forcing athletes, including some Minnesotans, to re-evaluate their training.

For 33 years, Pam Black has made her living doing manicures and pedicures for a loyal list of customers,  but now her nail table is empty.

With most gathering places including gyms and health clubs closed, going outside for some exercise is one of the only things left to do to get out of the house.

Health officials at Hennepin County Medical Center say the outbreak of the new coronavirus is going to put a huge burden on health care providers in the state. 

For the second consecutive day, St. Paul students will not have school as the school district and the teachers' union continue negotiations.