Joe Biden and President Donald Trump will both host campaign rallies in Minnesota Friday.
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Gov. Tim Walz noted how coronavirus cases are rising "dramatically in states around us."
Voters are required to wear a mask or a face shield while inside polling locations.
Lilydale, Mendota, and Mendota Heights are in the middle of the pack when it comes to their collective case rate.
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Lawrence T. Renfro. Nathan W. Mcdonald, of Oakdale, pled guilty in August to second-degree murder.
Republicans in the state have criticized the governor for extending his emergency powers, accusing him of overreaching.
The public is encouraged to submit questions for the forum by September 3.
Follow these steps on how to properly cast your ballot by mail in Minnesota.
Minnesotans are encouraged to vote by mail in the upcoming primary and general elections.
Dakota County's libraries have new hours. They're also offering book drops and curbside pick-up.
"The devastation we are seeing in our communities today is the result of those systems playing out for hundreds of years," Richardson said.
"As cases skyrocket in other states, we can’t let our guard down now," Gov. Tim Walz said.
In-person voters may experience longer wait times to allow for new safety procedures.
Visitors should adhere to safety guidelines of staying at least six feet apart from others and hand sanitizer will be available for use.
Eligible businesses with 50 or fewer employees can apply for grants of up to $10,000.
Crews from the Minnesota Department of Transportation will make drainage repairs to the road.
The special legislative session at the Minnesota State Capitol will begin on June 12.
If you are not already registered to vote, you may preregister up until 5:00 pm on July 21.
Among the new laws is one will allow people 16 and 17 years old to operate amusement park rides.
The plans for reopening the state's bars, restaurants, and "places of public accommodation" will be announced Wednesday.
The man told police he was behind on his mortgage, according to the criminal complaint.
Small gatherings will be allowed in Minnesota starting Monday. More retail will also be able to reopen, Gov. Tim Walz announced.
Minnesota's Stay Home order is set to expire Monday.
Minnesota's emergency declaration expires Wednesday, and the stay-at-home order is to expire Monday.
Among the new laws is one that prohibits marriage by Minnesotans under 18.
Many expenditures will be reimbursed through federal dollars the state has received or will receive, Walz's office said.
Before the health and financial crisis caused by the new coronavirus, Minnesota had a budget surplus. A large deficit is now projected.
Starting May 4, retail businesses and other non-critical businesses may begin offering curbside pick-up.
The protesters want Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to "reopen" the economy amid the state's outbreak of the new coronavirus.
The funds will be used to help offset the state’s costs associated with responding to the new coronavirus crisis.
An executive order signed Wednesday means the Minnesota governor, his chief of staff, and cabinet agency commissioners will take a pay cut.
The state's Department of Employment and Economic Developmenfully has implemented Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation.
As the coronavirus crisis continues, the letter warns that "if vital measures are not taken immediately, families will lose their homes."
An executive order signed by Gov. Tim Walz Friday aims to protect the health and safety of first responders in Minnesota.
President Trump declared a major disaster in Minnesota and ordered federal assistance for the state.
The executive orders change procedures regarding telehealth services and unemployment benefits.