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A sickness ripples through communities and countries killing tens of thousands. Schools, churches and nonessential businesses close. Families are quarantined at home. Those statements are true today, but they were also true in 1918.
American deaths from the coronavirus passed Italy's, affirming the United States' spot as the epicenter of the global pandemic.
State health officials reported 7 more deaths from COVID-19 on Saturday bringing the new total to 64 since the start of the outbreak. The deaths were recorded in Hennepin, Nicollet, Ramsey and Wright counties.
Melissa Gruber has been entering homes at a time when people have been shielding themselves indoors.
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Lanes of West Center Street at Fourth Avenue are expected to close for nearly two weeks, starting Monday.
A pickup truck struck the front of the Happy Family Restaurant in St. Charles Wednesday afternoon.
In this crazy existence, now we get a white Easter.
Responses to COVID-19 continue to sprout new ideas.
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In 1918, as in the COVID-19 virus pandemic of 2020, health care workers on the front lines of the battle against the flu outbreak were particularly vulnerable.
There's a tradition every Thursday night at the Madonna Towers.
APPLE VALLEY -- Covid-19 can cancel a lot of things, but not the internet's need for baby animal videos. At least that's what the Minnesota Zoo thought when they decided to take this year's Farm Babies event online.
Natalie Victoria has always been one of the most positive people we know. So here’s our pre-COVID-19 10 (or so) Questions with her. Because we could all use some positivity right now. - Steve
Rochester’s beer and brewery aficionados have had a few weeks to adjust to drinking at home.
Let’s talk about a novella instead of the Novel Coronavirus for a minute. We could all use a distraction, and one of the few upsides to having this virus on the loose is that some of us have more time to do some reading.
It’s fitting that in March of 2016, Jordan Hicks found himself in a small Nigerian village, paying respects to a man he barely knew.
When Ahjany Lee first looked at the Post Bulletin’s Play of the Year Tournament, he was convinced that his play wasn't good enough to make it out of the first round.
Noah King believes junior college is the right path for his freshman season of men's college basketball.
A couple weeks back, Post Bulletin basketball writers Isaac Trotter, Guy Limbeck and Pat Ruff broke down the PB's 2020 All-Area boys basketball team by holding a draft, where each of them picked an eight-player team, with all selections coming from the All-Area Team.
Mathias Backstrom has been back home in Sweden for nearly two weeks, but the Rochester Grizzlies goalie continues to make news here.
The coronavirus cannot keep us stuck in our homes forever.
In 1918, as in the COVID-19 virus pandemic of 2020, health care workers on the front lines of the battle against the flu outbreak were particularly vulnerable.
Lost in a day for discussion of the complex modeling used to inform Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's extension of a stay-at-home order was the belief that the 1,334 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the state likely represent just 1% of the real total.
Of the 126 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Olmsted County, less than 10 percent of them have required hospitalization, county health officials said Friday.
The new estimates come as health officials share projections of strategies to slow the disease in the state.
APPLE VALLEY -- Covid-19 can cancel a lot of things, but not the internet's need for baby animal videos. At least that's what the Minnesota Zoo thought when they decided to take this year's Farm Babies event online.
Natalie Victoria has always been one of the most positive people we know. So here’s our pre-COVID-19 10 (or so) Questions with her. Because we could all use some positivity right now. - Steve
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