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As the first phase of the state's timeline to end COVID-19 restrictions is set to be implemented at noon, Minnesota health officials on Friday reported 1,453 additional virus cases and 12 more deaths. Meanwhile, nearly 60% of the state's eligible population has received at least one vaccine dose.
Gov. Tim Walz will be announcing Thursday that the state will end remaining restrictions on outdoor limits and indoor activities by May 28. It's part of his timeline to end all COVID-19 restrictions, which also includes lifting the mask mandate by July 1 or sooner.
Bars and restaurants welcomed the announcement from Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday to end all COVID-19 restrictions in the coming weeks and months, a new step forward for Minnesota as it moves closer to life after the pandemic.
As of right now, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Mankato authorities say they're looking into the situation.
During a press conference outlining his plan to end most COVID-19 restrictions, Gov. Tim Walz spoke out about the politicization around masks and said "it cost lives."
Shortly after Gov. Tim Walz announced Thursday his three-step timeline for lifting the remaining COVID-19 restrictions, state health officials reported 1,661 more cases of the virus and 13 more deaths.
Minnesota Republicans are arguing that the dial-back is too slow for businesses to return to normal, and are pushing for Walz to end his emergency powers.
The new proposal includes a pay increase and workplace safety improvements among other changes.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday will be announcing a timeline to end all COVID-19 restrictions -- and further ramping up of vaccination efforts.
Each week we're asking experts questions about COVID-19. This week, we're looking into booster shots, side effects, and the long-term impact the virus had on our immune systems.
The Minnesota Department of Health is set to receive millions in federal funding to aid in distributing COVID-19 vaccines.
The Minnesota Department of Health reports 1,267 newly confirmed positive cases and another 17 deaths due to the virus in the last 24 hours.
Allergist Dr. John Sweet answers common questions about dealing with allergy symptoms.
Here in Minnesota, students ages 12 to 15 could get a COVID vaccine as soon as next week.