Vikings No Longer Trying To Host Fans At U.S. Bank Stadium This Season
The Minnesota Vikings say they are no longer trying to host fans inside U.S. Bank Stadium for the remainder of the season.
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The Minnesota Vikings say they are no longer trying to host fans inside U.S. Bank Stadium for the remainder of the season.
Walz plans to unveil at least some of his restrictions at 2 p.m. Tuesday, hinting they would be more "surgically, much more aggressively" targeted.
Minnesotans will soon have to adjust to new restrictions in the fight against COVID-19.
"Our desire is really just to help other people realize that this is out there and it's not something that's just in New York or, you know, New Jersey. It's here," Dana Asche said.
"We know that safety is going to be top of mind for our guests this holiday season," said Jill Renslow, Executive Vice President of Mall of America. So, what will this holiday shopping season look like? Good Question.
"Each day this virus goes unchecked is a setback for our economic recovery," Gov. Evers said. "Our bars, restaurants, small businesses, families, and farmers will continue to suffer if we don't take action right now —our economy cannot bounce back until we contain this virus."
It's been a historic year for the Minnesota National Guard. Gov. Tim Walz called up all members for the first time ever.
Right now, more than 1,000 members of their staff are out due to having COVID, or being exposed to the disease.
Legends Bar and Grill in Rochester has had their food and beverage license suspended because they have repeatedly violated COVID-19 restrictions, according to Olmsted County Public Health Services.
Officials say that anyone who voted at that site who is showing symptoms should get tested.
Hours before Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz was expected to announce new COVID-19 restrictions, state health officials on Tuesday reported 4,906 more cases of the virus and 23 more deaths.
A casino in western Wisconsin is closing for at least a month due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19.
University of Minnesota infectious disease expert Dr. Michael Osterholm -- recently tapped for President-elect Joe Biden's COVID task force -- says the "darkest days of this pandemic" are between now and when the vaccine becomes available next spring.
Gov. Tony Evers plans to livestream an address on COVID-19 in Wisconsin Tuesday evening as the state set new daily records for infections and deaths.
Gov. Tim Walz said Monday that he plans to announce new restrictions that target active spreaders of COVID-19 in an effort to bring the coronavirus under control as cases have surged to dangerous levels in recent weeks.