Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Gov. Walz Announces Big Rollback of COVID Restrictions

Remember when we used to swipe our finger on the makeup samples at the store and put those on our lips? Yeah, fun times. That's just one of the 16 things that we now think are gross thanks to COVID.

Olmsted County residents are being asked to take part in a local survey as officials are trying to assess the impact the Covid pandemic has had on the community.

Just in time for the Valentine’s Day weekend - Minnesota restaurants can increase their capacity, beginning Saturday.

For only the second time since Minnesota began keeping track of COVID-19 statistics, a young child has been listed as a victim of the virus.

Johnson & Johnson has asked U.S. regulators to clear the world's first single-dose COVID-19 vaccine, an easier-to-use option that could boost scarce supplies.

Minnesota health officials say more than 35,000 doses of the coronavirus vaccine will be reserved for people 65 and older this week after receiving a boost in supply from the federal government.

The Minnesota Department of Health is applauding a significant milestone in the ongoing Covid battle in the state.

More than 200,000 Minnesotans 65 and older signed up for the state’s first Covid vaccination lottery and less than 10,000 have been notified they were selected to get a shot.

Minnesota's legislature, if it does nothing, will end up leaving Minnesota businesses 'on the hook' for the taxes on the PPP forgivable loans they received earlier in the year.

A reminder for public bus commuters in Rochester - the free rides end this weekend.

Olmsted County businesses and non-profits that have been financially affected by the pandemic are being reminded of a local grant program that begins this week.

It seemed like a daily event in 2020 - the activation of the Minnesota National Guard.

A longtime winter tradition in Rochester has been scrubbed.