Minneapolis boxer's title dreams on hold after fight postponed
One month ago, Minneapolis fighter Jamal “Shango” James received news he had been waiting to get his entire career: he was going to be fighting for a title belt. One month later, his title shot is currently on hold.
COVID-19 test at home? Not yet
For one Minnesota couple, a business opportunity came knocking with COVID-19.
COVID-19 pandemic impacting 2020 census outreach
Outreach efforts have been underway for a while now, but what no one planned for was a pandemic.
Researchers working to fast-track a COVID-19 vaccine
Finding a vaccine to treat the highly contagious COVID-19 has become the top health priority around the world, putting researchers and pharmaceutical companies in a mad dash to come up with an injection that's safe and effective.
Minnesota governor orders health care providers to postpone elective procedures
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is now ordering health care providers to postpone all elective surgeries and procedures amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Keeping kids and grandparents connected during social distancing
One of the most difficult parts of the new normal amid the novel coronavirus pandemic is having to keep children and young adults away from loved ones or say no to basic activities like going to the playground.
Minnesota restaurant giving away roll of toilet paper with take-out orders totaling more than $25
Some customers picking up their take-out orders from Cambridge Bar and Grill may have received an usual pairing with their food.
Archbishop Hebda suspends all Catholic masses for at least two weeks
Effective immediately, Archbishop Bernard Hebda is suspending all masses held in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Minnesota National Guard delivers surgical masks to first responders statewide
The Minnesota National Guard is helping first responders get much-needed equipment.
Mystic Lake, Little Six to temporarily close starting Wednesday at noon
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Mystic Lake Casino Hotel and Little Six Casino will be temporarily closing starting at noon on Wednesday, according to a press release.
Some Minnesotans aboard quarantined Grand Princess cruise return home, others wait for answers
The journey home from the Grand Princess cruise ship, which was once quarantined off the coast of San Francisco, isn't quite over for some Minnesotans who were aboard.
University of Minnesota changes decision to cancel graduation ceremonies, announces postponement
A day after announcing the cancellation of the University of Minnesota's graduation ceremonies systemwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, President Joan Gabel has instead decided to postpone the ceremonies.
GOP senators criticize Walz's bar and restaurant closure order
Seven Minnesota Senate Republicans criticized Gov. Tim Walz for ordering the closure of bars and restaurants across the state, arguing the move would be “devastating” to Minnesota’s economy.
Hennepin Healthcare staff member tests positive for COVID-19
A staff member at Hennepin Healthcare is among the 60 postive cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota, the company confirmed Tuesday.
Individuals accused of lesser crimes may be released from Hennepin County Jail
Due to the concern of the coronavirus pandemic, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman is looking at steps to allow the release of some people, who are being accused of lesser crimes, from the Hennepin County Jail.
Minnesota man visits elderly father through window, as COVID-19 prohibits in-person visits
As nursing homes across Minnesota implement strict visitation restrictions amid the COVID-19 outbreak, people are getting creative with how to spend time with their loved ones.
M Health Fairview postponing elective surgeries amid coronavirus pandemic
In order to prepare for a "possible surge" in positive novel coronavirus cases in Minnesota, at least one hospital is choosing to postpone certain surgeries.
Don't flush paper towels, flushable wipes down the toilet, public works officials urge
Out of toilet paper and turning to alternate products in the bathroom? Public works leaders say think before you flush.
Coronavirus concerns bring changes to weekly religious worship
Places of worship throughout the Twin Cities will be closed or nearly empty this weekend as religious leaders are making drastic changes in order to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
University of Minnesota student tests positive for coronavirus
The University of Minnesota says one of its students has tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus, the first reported case at the university.