Minnesota health officials investigating 69 potential COVID-19 cases in Nobles County
The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating 69 potential cases of COVID-19 in Nobles County, many of which are tied to the JBS Pork Plant.
The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating 69 potential cases of COVID-19 in Nobles County, many of which are tied to the JBS Pork Plant.
Science Museum of Minnesota's Omnitheater movies now available to watch at home
The Science Museum of Minnesota is closed, along with its omnitheater, but fans are not out of options.
The Science Museum of Minnesota is closed, along with its omnitheater, but fans are not out of options.
Minnesota family takes bingo online to entertain kids during pandemic
The coronavirus has parents and kids searching for ways to stay connected with friends while they're stuck inside.
The coronavirus has parents and kids searching for ways to stay connected with friends while they're stuck inside.
Positive Moments: Photos, videos that made us smile on April 19
Do you have a cute sing along, a funny distance learning moment or something else positive to share right now?
Do you have a cute sing along, a funny distance learning moment or something else positive to share right now?
Patients urge re-opening of pain clinics under stay-at-home order
“When it goes off, it's similar to an electric fence," explained Dan Lawrenz. "It's pretty intense pain.”
“When it goes off, it's similar to an electric fence," explained Dan Lawrenz. "It's pretty intense pain.”
Wayzata, Minn. assisted living facility moves residents due to COVID-19 outbreak
About 40 residents at a senior care facility in Wayzata, Minnesota are being moved after a majority of its staff members have come down with COVID-19.
About 40 residents at a senior care facility in Wayzata, Minnesota are being moved after a majority of its staff members have come down with COVID-19.
Minnesota golf courses, marinas reopen under new Gov. Walz order
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is allowing some outdoor recreation, including golf courses, to reopen Saturday morning as the state battles the coronavirus outbreak.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is allowing some outdoor recreation, including golf courses, to reopen Saturday morning as the state battles the coronavirus outbreak.
Gov. Walz signs bill allowing takeout beer, wine from bars and restaurants
Governor Tim Walz signed a bill allowing bars and restaurants to sell beer and wine for takeout amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governor Tim Walz signed a bill allowing bars and restaurants to sell beer and wine for takeout amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Broadway actor will have to have his leg amputated after complications from coronavirus
Tony Award-nominated actor Nick Cordero will have to have his leg amputated after suffering complications from coronavirus.
Tony Award-nominated actor Nick Cordero will have to have his leg amputated after suffering complications from coronavirus.
Self-described Florida 'church' ordered to stop selling coronavirus 'cure'
Prosecutors filed the motion in a South Florida court, requesting a temporary restraining order against the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing. The complaint argues that the “church” cures are dangerous and that the “church” is in fact a secular organization.
Prosecutors filed the motion in a South Florida court, requesting a temporary restraining order against the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing. The complaint argues that the “church” cures are dangerous and that the “church” is in fact a secular organization.
As marinas open, Minnesota DNR posts social distancing reminder
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is allowing some outdoor recreation, including golf courses and marinas, to reopen Saturday morning as the state battles the coronavirus outbreak.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is allowing some outdoor recreation, including golf courses and marinas, to reopen Saturday morning as the state battles the coronavirus outbreak.
Lawmakers consider safe ways to allow salons to re-open as stylists go 1 month without pay
Minnesota hairstylists have been unable to work since mid-March. That means no paycheck and many of them are independent contractors, which means no unemployment payments either.
Minnesota hairstylists have been unable to work since mid-March. That means no paycheck and many of them are independent contractors, which means no unemployment payments either.
Positive Moments: Photos, videos that made us smile on April 18
Do you have a cute sing along, a funny distance learning moment or something else positive to share right now?
Do you have a cute sing along, a funny distance learning moment or something else positive to share right now?
Gov. Walz launches week-long homemade mask drive across Minnesota
Governor Tim Walz and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan launched a week-long statewide homemade mask drive to encourage Minnesotans to donate masks for workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governor Tim Walz and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan launched a week-long statewide homemade mask drive to encourage Minnesotans to donate masks for workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota nurse union president details 'real and devastating' impact of COVID-19
Mary Turner, the president of the Minnesota Nurses Association, gave an emotional speech during Minnesota's COVID-19 briefing to describe the impact the virus has had on patients and their family members.
Mary Turner, the president of the Minnesota Nurses Association, gave an emotional speech during Minnesota's COVID-19 briefing to describe the impact the virus has had on patients and their family members.
Minnesota youth sports face financial uncertainty as pandemic response threatens pull-tab funds
Thursday marks one month since bars and restaurants were forced to close.
Thursday marks one month since bars and restaurants were forced to close.
Children’s MN announces pay cuts that go until Christmas
Children’s Minnesota is joining a growing list of Minnesota healthcare companies making cuts to ease financial hits from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Children’s Minnesota is joining a growing list of Minnesota healthcare companies making cuts to ease financial hits from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prior Lake man brings billiards community together with virtual games
It’s a social game that’s been around barrooms and basements for generations, but now billiards is on a break.
It’s a social game that’s been around barrooms and basements for generations, but now billiards is on a break.
Demand for play sets and pools spikes as Minnesota families look for more entertainment at home
With city playgrounds closed - or at least discouraged - and kids out of school, parents are looking for alternatives. And the businesses providing those alternatives are working to keep up.
With city playgrounds closed - or at least discouraged - and kids out of school, parents are looking for alternatives. And the businesses providing those alternatives are working to keep up.
Increase in calls to Minnesota's domestic violence hotline amid stay-at-home order
Amid the stay-at-home order in Minnesota, there's been an increase in calls to the statewide domestic violence hotline.
Amid the stay-at-home order in Minnesota, there's been an increase in calls to the statewide domestic violence hotline.