North Iowa/Southern Minnesota
- The Latest: Slovakia orders lockdown for 5 Roma communities April 9, 2020The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death. TOP OF THE HOUR — Virus outbreaks flatten in some places, while others see more cases — Slovakia orders […]
- The Latest: South Korea expects positive economic growth April 9, 2020The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death. TOP OF THE HOUR — South Korea’s top central banker expects slow, but positive economic growth. — Australia has […]
- FAQs about CARES Act stimulus checks April 9, 2020What you need to know about the CARES Act stimulus checks that could be coming your way. The post FAQs about CARES Act stimulus checks appeared first on KTTC.
- Thursdays Downtown canceled for June April 9, 2020The changes are a result of the ongoing coronivirus pandemic. The post Thursdays Downtown canceled for June appeared first on KTTC.
- River Flood Warning is in effect April 9, 2020River Flood Warning is in effect: Trempealeau County The post River Flood Warning is in effect appeared first on KTTC.
- River Flood Warning is in effect April 9, 2020River Flood Warning is in effect: Buffalo County The post River Flood Warning is in effect appeared first on KTTC.
- River Flood Warning is in effect April 9, 2020River Flood Warning is in effect: Allamakee County The post River Flood Warning is in effect appeared first on KTTC.
- River Flood Warning is in effect April 9, 2020River Flood Warning is in effect: Buffalo County The post River Flood Warning is in effect appeared first on KTTC.
- River Flood Warning is in effect April 9, 2020River Flood Warning is in effect: Houston County The post River Flood Warning is in effect appeared first on KTTC.
- What you need to know today about the virus outbreak April 9, 2020The Chinese city at the heart of the global pandemic, Wuhan, reopened Wednesday after 76 days in lockdown. Elsewhere, the economic, political and psychological toll of fighting the new coronavirus grew increasingly clear and more difficult to bear. New York endured one of its darkest days so far, with the virus death toll surging past […]
Iowa News
- Former nurse who's now a bakery owner aims to feed frontline healthcare workers April 9, 2020She hopes a good meal can help ease a little bit of their stress.
- Here's how 'sleep divorce' can improve your relationship April 9, 2020Many couples who interrupt each other’s nightly rest have found refuge in sleeping apart.
- How to keep social etiquette while social distancing April 9, 2020How does social etiquette keep up when social distancing is the new norm and basic human interaction is discouraged?
- Family members get into a fight when one accuses the other of hiding toilet paper April 9, 2020The son accused the mother of hiding the toilet paper. The mother admitted to it and told deputies it was because her son was using too much, authorities said.
- National coronavirus updates: Doctor notes US death toll could be much lower than prior projection April 9, 2020White House officials noted some positive developments for the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
- US Surgeon general Jerome Adams demonstrates how to make a cloth face covering April 9, 2020U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams shared a video explaining how to make your own face masks at home using household items like T-shirts, scarves or towels.
- Do you really need to worry about expiration dates on food? April 9, 2020The world of food labels is a confusing one. Here’s what you need to know about those dates.
- How to make natural Easter egg dye from ingredients in your kitchen April 9, 2020Sometimes making things the old-fashioned way is best.
- Linda Tripp, who provided Lewinsky tapes against President Clinton, dies at 70 April 9, 2020Former Pentagon worker Linda Tripp, who provided tape-recorded conversations of former White House intern Monica Lewinsky about former President Bill Clinton, has died.
- Congress in standoff on virus aid, but first checks coming April 9, 2020For the next coronavirus aid package, the White House wants to pump $250 billion into a small business fund but opposes Democrats' proposal to tack on billions for protective gear, food stamps and support to state and local governments.
Minnesota News
- Summer will be different – but some normalcy might remain April 9, 2020It won't be a typical summer, but marina owners hope it won't be completely disrupted.
- St. Paul closes playgrounds, athletic courts, skate parks April 9, 2020Athletic fields will remain open, but no team sports or contact sports are allowed.
- Milk truck driver starts fund to give cheese curds to food pantries April 9, 2020Rich Miller kicked in $5000 of his own money to launch the fund.
- Walz seeks ways to reopen economy gradually April 9, 2020Governor extends stay-at-home order until May 4, but will allow landscapers and others to return to work.
- KARE 11 Investigates: New COVID tests start, but health department urges caution April 9, 2020Minnesota businesses offer COVID-19 antibody tests, but the results will only show if someone had the virus and shouldn’t be used solely to determine immunity
- KARE 11 Investigates: Lack of masks and oversight worry Seniors’ families April 9, 2020With family visits stopped and state inspections limited by the COVID-19 crisis, advocates worry vulnerable seniors may be left unprotected.
- Walz extends Minnesota's 'Stay at Home' order to May 4 April 9, 2020The statewide mandate began on March 27 and was originally set to expire this Friday, April 10 at 5 p.m.
- WEATHER: Windy night, a colder Thursday April 8, 2020Thursday will warm only to the mid 40s.
- MN nurse heading to NYC to help out in overwhelmed hospitals April 8, 2020"I can do this. I can take two months of my life and go help."
- Live updates: MDH reports 5 new deaths, 1,154 total COVID-19 cases April 8, 2020Here are the latest updates on the fight to slow the spread of COVID-19 in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Nebraska News
- Former nurse who's now a bakery owner aims to feed frontline healthcare workers April 9, 2020She hopes a good meal can help ease a little bit of their stress.
- Here's how 'sleep divorce' can improve your relationship April 9, 2020Many couples who interrupt each other’s nightly rest have found refuge in sleeping apart.
- How to keep social etiquette while social distancing April 9, 2020How does social etiquette keep up when social distancing is the new norm and basic human interaction is discouraged?
- Family members get into a fight when one accuses the other of hiding toilet paper April 9, 2020The son accused the mother of hiding the toilet paper. The mother admitted to it and told deputies it was because her son was using too much, authorities said.
- National coronavirus updates: Doctor notes US death toll could be much lower than prior projection April 9, 2020White House officials noted some positive developments for the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
- US Surgeon general Jerome Adams demonstrates how to make a cloth face covering April 9, 2020U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams shared a video explaining how to make your own face masks at home using household items like T-shirts, scarves or towels.
- Do you really need to worry about expiration dates on food? April 9, 2020The world of food labels is a confusing one. Here’s what you need to know about those dates.
- How to make natural Easter egg dye from ingredients in your kitchen April 9, 2020Sometimes making things the old-fashioned way is best.
- NU shuts down campuses to 'flatten the curve' April 9, 2020Learning and some research will continue remotely
- Online for o-line April 9, 2020The latest endeavor for Chris Bober is a family affair.
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