Health
Three of Minnesota’s four deaths so far have been among residents of congregate living facilities, which includes long-term care and other senior living facilities and homeless shelters.
State Government
Under the coronavirus aid package passed by the Minnesota Legislature Thursday, child care providers can apply for a $4,500 monthly grant, with larger centers eligible for an additional monthly grant of up to $15,500, based on capacity.
Health
The total number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota rose to 346.
State Government
What Minnesota’s stay-at-home order restricts (and doesn’t) — and how it will be enforced.
Health
Despite the help from Mayo and potentially other labs, the state will “continue to focus on the highest priority patients” until officials are sure there’s a reliable supply chain to support more expansive testing.
Health
Gov. Tim Walz doesn’t consider a “shelter-in-place” order necessary now but may make such an order in the future.
Business
The longer schools and businesses stay shut, the more uncertain the future is for many providers.
Health
A quick summary of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s Wednesday press conference on the state’s efforts to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.
Business
Bus companies across the state have seen a plummet in bookings as people clamp down on non-essential travel and schools close their doors.
Economy
Waiting periods are waived; people lacking child care may qualify; caps lifted for business owners; and more.
State Government
The DNR said Monday it will keep its parks, recreation areas, campgrounds and other public lands open for the time being.
State Government
Here are some answers to questions about unemployment, sick leave and what governments are doing to help people who may lose jobs or money due to coronavirus.
Environment
A contingent of homeowners and environmental advocates say a proposal to keep wake surfing 200 feet from shore, docks, and swimmers in Minnesota won’t be effective.
Environment
As environmentalists call to replace the fossil fuel with electricity in buildings, CenterPoint Energy, the largest gas utility operating in Minnesota, has been pushing to test “renewable natural gas” (RNG) and other alternative fuels to bring down emissions.
National
MinnPost is talking to voters in the Twin Cities area to hear what brought them to the polls.
