Tiger At Central Minnesota's Wildcat Sanctuary Tests Positive For COVID-19
A tiger at the Wildcat Sanctuary in central Minnesota tested positive for COVID-19.
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A tiger at the Wildcat Sanctuary in central Minnesota tested positive for COVID-19.
Minnesota health officials on Tuesday reported nearly 727 new cases of COVID-19 and 8 additional deaths, continuing the overall downward trend we've seen in recent weeks.
Fighting a pandemic is hard enough. But a year into the COVID crisis, Minnesota health care providers still face PPE shortages.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Monday announced changes to the state's community vaccination efforts, with adults 65 years of age and older having a 24-hour window to pre-register for a chance to get an appointment. Also, a mass vaccination event will be held in St. Paul for educators and child care providers.
As a long-time construction worker, Mike Bell was known for his toughness. The 79-year-old beat cancer three times, but then COVID-19 infected his entire family, just as they were planning to be vaccinated.
The COVID-19 Brazil P.1 variant has been found in a Minnesota patient -- the first confirmed case in the United States.
Gov. Tim Walz will this week propose a two-year budget with a heavy focus on helping Minnesota recover from the impact of COVID-19.
As the state announces changes to its vaccine pilot program, Minnesota health officials on Monday reported nearly 800 new cases of COVID-19 and three additional deaths, the lowest daily fatality count since mid-October.
Wisconsin health officials on Sunday confirmed 1,119 positive tests for the coronavirus in the last 24 hours, the lowest daily total since September.C
Minnesota health officials on Sunday reported 1,196 more cases of COVID-19 and 32 more deaths.
The state was allotted 68,000 doses to give out this week. Of that, 6,000 doses were set aside for educators and child care center workers.
Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported 1,565 cases of COVID and 31 deaths. More than 289,000 vaccines have now been administered state-wide.
Weeks after Alibi Drinkery defied COVID-19 restrictions and opened for indoor dining, the Lakeville bar is now facing a lawsuit from the Minnesota Department of Health.
Health officials tell us they're working to improve the scheduling system for next week. They say changes will be made before Tuesday when scheduling reopens again.
Minnesota health officials have reported an additional 1,525 cases of COVID and 21 deaths on Friday.
