ConocoPhillips Alaska will cut production on the North Slope by 100,000 barrels a day, or nearly half its total output, beginning in June but no layoffs were anticipated with the reduction, the company announced Thursday.
Starting Friday, the roughly 600,000 people living in Baltimore will be constantly recorded whenever they step out under the open sky.
Families said they were kept in the dark about the deadly magnitude of the outbreak.
Increased testing is beginning to capture more of the infections that have spread throughout the state.
Reproductive health care services, including abortion, are exempt from order limiting "nonessential" procedures.
Americans are feeling isolated and anxious. They fear they or their loved ones will get sick. They worry about their jobs.
These are experienced, educated, prominent people who allowed themselves to be taken in by the lure of more wealth, prominence or power.
The Minnesota-based airline is blocking middle seats, cleaning planes more often and putting crews in protective gear.
Sex assault and harassment claims are hovering over the prospective Democratic nominee's candidacy.
The people's voice must be heard, no matter the crisis. Three security principles any such system should follow:
Our critics' picks this week to lift your mood and ease your isolation.
Charitable funds, merchandise and other means are available to assist musicians and club workers as the effects of the pandemic continue.
More than 350 members of the "gig workforce" will receive grants, a majority of them musicians.
Burnsville-based Tom Richmond has parodied "Mad Men," drawn for Marvel and done caricatures at Valleyfair. With Comic-Cons canceled, he's inviting fans to draw with him on social media.
A Navy hospital ship is leaving New York City on Thursday, a month after it was sent to relieve stress on hospitals at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. Mayor Bill de Blasio said 100,000 city workers will be assigned to patrol parks and public spaces and pass out free masks.
Philanthropy is increasing during the pandemic, but so are nonprofits' costs.
Legal battle drags on over city's plans to level the downtown building.
When you consider at all the blue-chip high school talent being produced, this truly has become a basketball state. Chip Scoggins explains why and answers a bunch of other questions, too.
The businessman has raised — and spent — more than $1 million in his bid so far.
It's hard to pick the best plot line from the Packers' decision to move up and draft QB Jordan Love in the first round of last week's NFL draft, but this one is up there: Brett Favre, the legend whose time in Green Bay was eventually cut short by a very similar scenario when the Packers drafted Rodgers, is suddenly the world's foremost expert on what Rodgers is going through. It would be interesting enough if Favre was using that position merely to guess at what Rodgers is going through as it relates to his own experience. Читать дальше...
Buses will replace Blue Line trains between the 28th Avenue and Mall of America
COVID-19 is hitting Hennepin County far harder than any other county in Minnesota. And its size alone does not explain why.