Loading...
22 COVID-19 deaths, 3,570 new infections reported in state
Declines in new infection rates in the Dakotas and Wisconsin could be an indicator of progress in the pandemic in Minnesota as well.
State economic forecast shows $641M budget surplus for '20-21
However, economists predicted a nearly $1.3 billion shortfall in the next state budget cycle.
Don't Miss
7 more restaurants close in the Twin Cities, some temporary and some permanent
The pandemic has made things "unattainable."
Opinion
Biden, like Trump, is a deal maker. Good deal.
America needs a skilled politician who understands the art of the deal.
Today's Video
https://www.startribune.com
Sweets Kendamas sells hottest quarantine toy you've never heard of
Matt Jorgenson, best known by his nickname, Sweets, is hardly ever without a kendama draped over his shoulders like a pelt. He considers himself a "walking billboard" for his company, which is among the toy's dominant retailers worldwide.
- Minnesota radio host resigns after bullying another DJ on the air • TV & Media
- 7 more restaurants close in the Twin Cities, some temporary and some permanent • Eat & Drink
- The pandemic makes it harder for newcomers to make friends in clannish Minnesota • Coronavirus
- Giuliani reportedly discussed pre-emptive pardon with Trump • Politics
- 22 COVID-19 deaths, 3,570 new infections reported in state • Coronavirus
- Rand Tower converted into luxury boutique hotel • Business
- Sweets Kendamas sells hottest quarantine toy you've never heard of • Variety
- Bringing trout back to remote Minnesota lakes • Variety
- Afternoon forecast: Sunny and seasonably chilly; high 30 • Video
- Morning forecast: Sunny and mild, high 38 • Video
Most Emailed
- Small businesses that took PPP aid may face a tax problem • Coronavirus
- Nasdaq seeks mandatory board diversity for listed companies • Business
- Duluth home prices hit new record as market stays hot • Duluth
- UnitedHealth executive returns after COVID-19 vaccine work • Business
- Mpls. mayor, chief call plan to cut police funds 'untenable' • Minneapolis
Follow Us On