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U.S. regulators on Friday allowed emergency use of an experimental drug that appears to help some coronavirus patients recover faster.
The news organization Axios says it will return the $4.8 loan it received from the federal government as part of the Paycheck Protection Program passed in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Friday's action, similar to step taken by feds last fall, marks an important step toward redevelopment of the former industrial site.
The conviction of a former hip-hop and rap promoter who ordered the killing of a friend of 50 Cent was upheld Friday.
A federal appeals court on Friday struck down a lower court's ruling in favor of brewing giant Molson Coors, determining that Anheuser-Busch can advertise and use packaging implying that its rival beers contain corn syrup.
What have you done or seen to lift your spirits amid the COVID-19 outbreak? We asked readers to share the small gestures and moments of gratitude that have boosted their morale lately. From nature walks and hopeful chalk art to virtual tango classes and homemade puppets, Minnesotans are finding ways to smile through the tough times.
An updated budget projection on Tuesday is likely to show the first substantial deficit in years.
Some of his other comments were probably less helpful to his candidacy.
American taxpayers helped pay for the sand on the Maryland Avenue beach, a popular spot on the New Jersey shore that was devastated by Superstorm Sandy and that has since been rebuilt and maintained with federal money.
Police believe the suspect has fled the state.
Missouri voters could get to decide whether to expand Medicaid health care coverage for thousands of low-income adults after a decade of repeated rejections by the state's Republican-led Legislature.
Children at the YMCA in St. Paul celebrated May Day with dancing, yoga, and hopeful signs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
With real auto shows on hiatus, diecast cars take over.
Fans still seeking refunds should be able to receive them via Live Nation's new 30-day-window policy.
Daily walks with Angus are a balm during this difficult, locked-in spring.
City sidewalks aren't the real measure of how vacant Minneapolis is right now.
PG&E Corp. will sweep out three quarters of its board of directors to start with a mostly clean slate when it emerges from a bankruptcy case triggered by deadly wildfires ignited in Northern California by the utility's neglected electrical grid.
President Donald Trump tweeted Friday that Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer should "give a little" and "put out the fire" a day after hundreds of conservative demonstrators, some with assault weapons, protested at the state Capitol against stay-at-home restrictions she imposed to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
The city received more than 1,200 applications for forgivable loans, but 400 will likely be disqualified because of their location.
Testing continues to ramp up with 4,553 patient samples run Thursday, pushing the number of known cases to 5,730.
NBC, which had been scheduled to broadcast the real Kentucky Derby, will substitute with a virtual race matching 13 past Kentucky Derby and Triple Crown winners. It's also a COVID-19 fundraiser.
A South Dakota pork processing plant will partially reopen Monday after shuttering for more than two weeks because of a coronavirus outbreak that infected hundreds of employees, a union that represents plant workers said Friday.