Vaccine Error Leads To Some Receiving Saline Shots
A group of people believing they received the COVID-19 vaccine in Sauk Center have now found out they received saline by mistake.
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A group of people believing they received the COVID-19 vaccine in Sauk Center have now found out they received saline by mistake.
Gov. Tim Walz, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm are in quarantine after a member of Walz's staff tested positive for COVID-19.
The positivity rate has seen a small uptick to about 4%, however it's remained under the 5% threshold for the last month. Anything above 5% would be considered cause for caution.
One year since the start of the pandemic, there are still a lot of questions about traveling. So as families finalize their spring break plans, many are choosing to forgo flying in favor of hitting the road.
People age 16 and up with certain preexisting conditions in Wisconsin will be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting Monday.
There are about 3,500 dentists in Wisconsin who could be enlisted to help vaccinate.
As of Tuesday, Minnesota has administered roughly 2 million doses of vaccine, with about 730,000 people having completed the entire vaccine series.
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Jan Malcolm shared the mistakes made, successes celebrated and the personal heartbreak of her own.
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Fewer than 2,400 doses of the highly sought after coronavirus vaccine were wasted or spoiled in Wisconsin through February.
The $1.9 trillion federal pandemic relief package will send billions to Minnesota to help with testing and vaccine rollout, a critical tool to help accelerate distribution, the state's top health official said Monday.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's emergency powers during the COVID-19 pandemic have been extended as the state takes a big step forward towards reopening Monday.
On Monday, restaurants and bars can fill 75% of their seats, and social gatherings can include 15 to 50 guests without household limits. But for many businesses, these changes won't have the impact they might appear to on the surface.
WCCO looks ahead towards the future of live, in-person concerts, and what venues and artists are doing in the meantime before getting back to what they love the most.
