MN Finally Recoups Private Sector Jobs Lost to COVID Shutdown
The pandemic shutdown erased more than 385,000 private sector jobs in Minnesota.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Coverage
Minnesota Supreme Court Revives Lawsuit Over Walz's COVID Powers
The ruling says the question is an important issue of statewide significance that should be decided immediately.
Fewer than 20% of Minnesotans are current on COVID-19 shots
Epidemiologist Ruth Lynfield said during a briefing on the high numbers of cases and hospitalizations the state is experiencing for COVID-19, influenza and the respiratory virus RSV.
Pandemic Steepened Declines in Minnesota Math & Reading Scores
The average math score for the 8th grade this year fell 10 points when compared with 2019.
Nearly One Million Minnesotans Have Received COVID Bonus Payments
Applicants have until 5 PM Friday to fix errors on their direct deposit information.
Minnesota Set to Distribute Frontline Worker Bonuses
Distribution is expected to start on Wednesday.
Kirk Cousins Tests Positive for COVID-19, Will Miss Minnesota’s Preseason Opener
For the preseason opener, quarterback duties will be split by Kellen Mond and Sean Mannion, although head coach Kevin O'Connell hasn't announced the starter.
Minnesota Hospitals See Increase in Patient Harm Events
Patient harm events rose from 382 in 2020 to 508 last year.
Mayo Clinic Discovery Could Dramatically Change COVID Testing
The researcher's findings could lead to tests to identify those most at risk of severe illness from the virus.
Minnesota Woman Charged for Defrauding COVID Business Aid Programs
She is one of two women charged with multiple counts of wire fraud.