Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said Tuesday agreement has been reached on major elements of a nearly $500 billion coronavirus aid package for small businesses, including additional help for hospitals and virus testing.
The justices have affirmed that guilty verdicts everywhere must be unanimous.
The American Association said it will follow government health orders in deciding when it is safe to begin play.
Officials are hoping for relief from state and federal governments.
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Brooke Morath said detectives called her last week and informed her they had arrested a suspect in her case and linked him through preliminary DNA testing.
Things get no less weird as you travel across the nation and through various enterprises.
Even shuttered, the Uptown Theatre continues to reflect its quirky community via its marquee.
President Donald Trump's private Mar-a-Lago club in Florida is temporarily laying off 153 workers because of the new coronavirus, according to a notice posted this week to a state website.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's attempt to ban abortions during the coronavirus pandemic cannot be enforced, a federal judge has ruled.
Minnesota is one of six schools on Kerwin Walton's list. Also questions about big men, including Chet Holmgren of Minnehaha Academy, transfers and upping the Gophers' local recruiting game.
Seventeen more Minnesotans have died from COVID-19, raising the state's death toll to 160, the Minnesota Department of Health reported Tuesday. The 17 new deaths tied a high set last Friday.
Whether Trump orders it or not.
Most of the deaths reported Tuesday occurred among long-term care residents in Hennepin County.
As tests proliferate in the U.S., regulators say they shouldn't be used as the sole basis to confirm someone has had COVID-19.
The most intriguing Vikings subplot in this week's NFL draft involves a familiar name (or two or three). The Vikings have two first-round picks and a certified need at cornerback after the departures of Xavier Rhodes, Trae Waynes and Mackensie Alexander this offseason. The first of those picks, No. 22 overall, was obtained from Buffalo in the trade for wide receiver Stefon Diggs. Longtime NFL writer Peter King, in his mock draft, suggests that the Vikings at that spot will take a big-bodied corner (6-2) who can stand up to the types of big... Читать дальше...
Oil's chaotic collapse deepened, and stocks around the world dropped on Tuesday as markets remain upside down amid the economic carnage caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The plant will close from May 3 to July 6.
Contract egg farmer says his was one of five where the birds were killed early.
The Twin Cities music vets' 11th album, finished before the quarantine, will arrive July 10.
From starting cornerbacks to safety depth, the Vikings need multiple additions to the secondary in this NFL draft. Ben Goessling and Andrew Krammer discuss in the fourth part of a five-podcast preview.
The expansion plan, announced Tuesday morning, comes as Fairview's Bethesda Hospital in St. Paul is nearing its 90-bed capacity for COVID-19 patients.
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The Vikings' secondary will look markedly different in 2020, and the main questions facing the team is when the team will draft them -- and how many will they take?