State News

Two more suspects have been charged with setting fires during the riots in the Twin Cities that broke out after the death of George Floyd.

Small business owners in Minnesota are facing a deadline to apply for grants to help offset the economic hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Minnesota Dept. of Health Monday reported 315 more COVID-19 cases have been confirmed, raising the overall total to 35,861.

The number of COVID-19 infected Minnesotans hospitalized in non-intensive care has fallen to the lowest number in more than two months.

The number of positive COVID-19 tests in Minnesota has reached 35,000 out of nearly 570,000 tests.

A recent large salad recall involving Hy-Vee stores in Minnesota and several other states has been expanded to include more products.

Minnesota is among the states seeing rising numbers of COVID-19 infections among young adults.

Two Minnesota state troopers were injured in a traffic crash in the Twin Cities Friday.

Employees of the Mayo Clinic received some welcome news today.

Minnesota's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate has spiked to a level that has not been seen since at least the mid-1970s.