COVID In MN: HealthPartners Announces Method For Digital Proof Of Vaccination Card
Anticipating that at least some activities will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination, HealthPartners has launched a method to digitally prove vaccination.
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Anticipating that at least some activities will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination, HealthPartners has launched a method to digitally prove vaccination.
As Minnesota leaders consider when to further loosen COVID-19 restrictions in the coming days, state health officials reported Thursday 1,921 more cases of the virus and 15 more deaths. Meanwhile, nearly 57% of Minnesotans 16 and older have received their first vaccine dose while 42% are fully vaccinated.
Each week, we're asking experts questions about COVID-19 developments. Dr. George Morris returns to discuss when younger children can be eligible for vaccination and if fully vaccinated people can still transmit COVID-19 to others.
Carleton College in Northfield says it will require students, faculty and staff to be vaccinated for COVID-19 before the fall semester begins.
The state also reported just over 1,500 newly confirmed positive cases. This news comes after word that a school-aged child under the age of 10 died from COVID complications.
There are new signs of recovery as more than 40% of Americans have at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
The Minnesota Department of Health says more than 36,000 16- and 17-year-olds have gotten at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Gov. Tim Walz said an easing of COVID-19 restrictions in Minnesota could come as early as later this week, or early next week.
With federal health officials reportedly set to announce relaxed outdoor mask guidance, Minnesota's health department on Tuesday reported 1,088 more cases and 12 more deaths linked to COVID-19.
Eligible Minnesotans now have the ability to book appointments at Minnesota's community vaccination locations directly and at their own convenience, according to Gov. Tim Walz.
Minnesota Department of Health officials say they are "deeply saddened" to confirm the death of a school-aged child under the age of 10 due to complications from COVID-19.
For all the progress in getting people vaccinated against COVID-19, about 40% of Americans remain hesitant about getting the shot. That's from a recent CBS News poll.
For the second straight year, Minnesotans are adapting to a closed Canadian border.
The MDH guidance still "strongly" recommends wearing masks while actively playing, though it's no longer a requirement. State officials encourage weekly testing at schools and of student athletes.
A priest in La Crosse has been ignoring COVID-19 gathering restrictions at his masses while warning people that vaccines are useless and anyone who imposes virus-related protocols will burn in the "lowest, hottest levels" of hell.
