COVID In Minnesota: 65% Of Minnesotans 16+ Have Had At Least One Vaccine Dose
Health officials in Minnesota reported 302 additional COVID-19 cases Saturday along with 16 deaths out of roughly 18,700 completed tests.
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Health officials in Minnesota reported 302 additional COVID-19 cases Saturday along with 16 deaths out of roughly 18,700 completed tests.
The site will be at Terminal 1 and travelers can walk in or make an appointment to receive the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Minnesota health officials on Friday reported 257 new COVID-19 cases and eight more deaths. Meanwhile, nearly 60% of those ages 16 and up are fully vaccinated in the state.
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Nearly 65% of Minnesotans have received at least one vaccine dose as the state's positivity rate continues to decline.
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Republican legislative leaders made a fresh push Wednesday for ending Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's reliance on emergency powers to manage the COVID-19 pandemic, while state health officials reported continued progress on vaccinations and other key measures.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey lifted his city's one-year-old mask mandate Tuesday, and St. Paul followed suit on Wednesday.
Following the lifting of mask mandates in the Twin Cities, health officials reported Wednesday 128 new cases of COVID-19 and zero additional deaths.
A Minnetonka toddler and her family got the incredible news that the "miracle drug" keeping her alive won't be discontinued after all.
Starting Tuesday, Minnesotans can earn a reward for getting the COVID-19 vaccine. It's part of a new state program aimed at getting more shots in arms.
About 70,000 people paid $12.50 to attend the five-day "Kickoff to Summer" event. It left many asking whether there's going to be a normal fair leading into the traditional Labor Day holiday.
The Wisconsin Hospital Association said that as of Monday, there were 186 people reported as hospitalized statewide due to the virus.
It's one more sign of the return to normalcy as more Minnesotans are getting vaccinated, getting back to work and taking tentative steps back toward socializing en masse.
In downtown Minneapolis, the buzz is starting to pick back up, as Tuesday is one of three return-to-office waves set for the summer. Roughly 300 restaurants and retail businesses are open, according to the downtown council.
