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Teams will still be allowed to practice and train, but no games.
The 80-year-old woman had been reported missing Friday.
Democrat Tawnja Zahradka challenges three-term Rep. Tom Emmer in the heavily Republican district.
The governor is urging Minnesotans to follow the current safety protocols.
Gov. Walz is imploring people to go and get tested for the virus.
The Asian-fusion restaurant closed for good Monday, citing the pandemic and changing neighborhood.
The airline says they've been added to its no-fly list.
There are now four locations where people who live in Minneapolis can vote early.
The demand came from China's foreign ministry on Monday.
The Walker Art Center won't be holding the popular event in person due to COVID-19.
Northern Fires Pizza shared the news on Facebook.
Investigators say a fire that destroyed the Renville County Food Shelf was intentionally set. The food shelf distributed over 17,000 pounds of food to more than 280 families in August. Community members can't imagine why someone would want to damage an organization that helps so many.
Authorities are looking for a thief who apparently made off with about $50,000 of margarine that was packed into a semitrailer.
Second Harvest Heartland was skeptical last year when the Minnesota Pork Producers dropped off 2,000 pounds of meat and promised to double the donation this year. But the group was gratefully surprised when the hog farmers came back Tuesday with 5,000 pounds of pork. Second Harvest will distribute it among 1,000 food banks around the state.
Authorities are still tabulating how many books may have sold by a woman who allegedly used aliases to obtain more library cards. Officials say many of the items were medical books. The bookstore is cooperating with the investigation.
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