Pandemic

As a former rural mail carrier during the pandemic, I already know the answer.

Minnesota was seeing about 3,000 new applications for businesses every month, but in July of 2020 that number more than doubled

M Health Fairview of Minneapolis shared a statement on Facebook this week, leveling with the public on how things are going in the fight against COVID-19.

24/7 wallst.com shared that there are 37 counties in the entire country that have yet to report a death from the coronavirus.

Things will be a little different when we attend Valleyfair this year, but at least it gets to be open, and that deserves a "Valleyfair Thumbs-up".

Before people come at me with torches and pitchforks, this is purely an opinion piece.

We've become so used to so many things - here's what will probably stick.

I got my vaccine this week, here are a handful of things I wish I knew before I got it.

A recent poll reported by Digital Hub found the top 50 things people likely won't do again after the pandemic. Here are the top 10:

The temperature was 92 at 7:30 PM, and standing in a parking lot would've been unbearable under normal circumstances. But 2020 is far from normal.

March 11th stands out in my mind as the day the world seemed different. It was the day I learned Aldi was rationing toilet paper.