Accused serial rapist charged in 10th case
The victim screamed and honked her car horn to thwart the attack.
The victim screamed and honked her car horn to thwart the attack.
After a month of hitting the course with modified rules to prevent the spread of COVID-19, we took your temperature about what it's like playing this way.
A new coronavirus aid package released by House Democrats includes $25 billion for the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service, which is expected to run out of money by the end of September without additional support from Congress because it's losing so much revenue during the pandemic.
Parent company Stage Stores said it could not find financing during the pandemic.
Donation is from the university's largest donor
The crucial vote comes as some parents urge a delay.
Nonprofits are raising money to help Minnesota's more than 90,000 undocumented immigrants who don't qualify for government assistance during the pandemic.
as well as critics — on social media.
Veteran comic admits he's "not in the mood to be funny" right now.
Archivists are asking for blog posts, photos, signs, even T-shirts to capture pandemic history as it's happening.
Prince & the Revolution drummer Bobby Z will talk about the tour in a live Q&A with the Current's Andrea Swensson.
After delaying his family's move from Minnesota because of the COVID-19 pandemic, former Vikings offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski finally made the 11-hour drive to his new city.
The return of big-time sports feels like something that is being desperately worked on, and for good reason: There's something in it for a lot of powerful entities. Team owners would love to capture some sort of revenue in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, even if the main source is television revenue while fans are kept away for safety reasons. Players have income on the line, too — not to mention returning to competition and the games they love. Broadcast partners are desperate for programming. Читать дальше...
Black voters, those with disabilities and first-time voters could be at a disadvantage. Some degree of in-person voting must be preserved.
Not now, and not beyond the COVID-19 crisis.
Collectively, we can't stop doing what we do.
Grand opening celebration scheduled for Aug. 28.
The Latest on the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee hearing on the coronavirus pandemic (all times local):
Tenant advocates fear thousands of evictions will be filed when moratorium ends.
A total of 52 children in New York City have been diagnosed with an inflammatory syndrome possibly linked to COVID-19 and another 10 cases are pending, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.
Michele Tafoya has a place in sports broadcasting history as the first woman to call TV play-by-play during the NCAA men's basketball tournament. But it wasn't supposed to happen the way it did.
The county has implemented a hiring freeze that leaves 65 positions empty.
The state has documented 12,494 cases of the illness caused by the novel coronavirus, including confirmed cases in 1,436 health care workers. Meanwhile, 8,223 people in the state have been released from quarantine.