COVID In Minnesota: Some Immunocompromised Minnesotans Could Soon Get Booster Shot
Some immunocompromised Minnesotans should be able to get a third dose of the vaccine as soon as this weekend.
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Some immunocompromised Minnesotans should be able to get a third dose of the vaccine as soon as this weekend.
A day after the Food and Drug Administration authorized a third COVID-19 vaccine dose for those with severely weakened immune systems, the Minnesota Department of Health reported 1,336 new cases of the virus and six deaths.
Schools and mask mandates. We know some districts already made their decision for the fall. Others are debating it right now.
At least 5,559 people who are fully vaccinated contracted COVID-19, new data from the Minnesota Department of Health show—a tiny fraction of more than 3 million people who are inoculated.
The Minnesota Council on Disability says it will not attend the Minnesota State Fair this year because fair officials "have not stepped up to require masks, vaccines or crowd limits."
Twin Cities doctors are concerned over seeing a rise in pregnant women becoming sick with COVID-19.
The Mayo Clinic in Rochester has announced Thursday that it will be reinstitute visitor policy restrictions next week in response to the continued spread of COVID-19's Delta variant.
3M is unrolling a one-of-a-kind plan to permanently give employees more work-life balance. The new plan will affect most of their 90,000 workers.
Compared to one month ago, the number of first doses administered per week is up 129%. In all, over 5.9 million doses have been administered since December.
They are nine teachers from nine schools with nine teaching styles, likely all reflecting on a year they could have never imagined.
The Centers for Disease Control believes up to 44,000 Americans could die from COVID-19 over the next three weeks. But there's a treatment helping some Minnesotans stay out of the hospital.
WCCO's Liz Collin shares the latest in the journey of retired Stillwater doctor Paul Quinn as he navigates Alzheimer's with help from his family.
Minnesota's state agency employees will need to get vaccinated for COVID-19 or participate in regular testing before returning to the workplace.
Figures show the average positivity rate has officially reached 5%, or the "caution" threshold defined by the Minnesota Department of Health. The last time the positivity rate was this high was in May, when the state was coming down from the most recent surge of COVID-19.
New data from the Minnesota Department of Health has some asking more questions about the upcoming Minnesota State Fair.
