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The state's latest figures show a rolling seven-day average positivity rate below 5%, but health officials nationwide are concerned about emerging variants.
Thousands of students and educators around the Twin Cities will head back into a classroom Monday morning. For many, it will be for the first time in months.
Minneapolis Public Schools educators are coming back to schools on Monday, but some may be able to continue teaching remotely due to a court order issued Sunday.
Wisconsin recorded more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases and three new deaths due to complications from the coronavirus, state health officials said Monday.
A message some Minnesotans received Saturday morning saying their COVID-19 vaccination appointment was canceled was sent in error by a vendor, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
Minnesota health officials reported 1,087 new COVID-19 cases and 19 more deaths Saturday.
The federation says the district still can't answer questions about safety and plans to get staff members vaccinated. Some parents say it's not worth the risk.
Bloomington's retreat underscores the unique challenges of protecting bus drivers, many of whom are at higher risk of severe illness because of their age. Drivers are often retirees working for supplemental income.
Every year Minneapolis North is a state title contender. But like so many teams, last year they missed a chance at the State Tournament because of the virus.
The proposed 15% cap would expire 60-days after the peacetime emergency ends. Similar limits are already in place at a local level in the cities of Minneapolis, St. Paul and Edina.
Another COVID-19 vaccine could get FDA approval in the coming weeks.
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Democratic Gov. Tony Evers lashed out Friday at rival Republicans who tried to repeal his statewide mask mandate, saying killing the order would be a ridiculous move comparable to abolishing speed limits.
As Minnesota's COVID-19 vaccination rollout continues, with educators and child care workers beginning to receive their first dose, the Minnesota Department of Health reported 1,145 more cases of the virus, and 28 more deaths.
A court has fined Albert Lea's The Interchange Wine Bar & Bistro $9,000 for planning a "Nail It To The Walz" party that will violate court orders and executive orders on COVID-19 restrictions.
