Vaping Remains High Concern For Health Officials During Pandemic
The Minnesota's Department of Health says 11 people have been hospitalized this summer with severe lung injuries related to vaping.
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The Minnesota's Department of Health says 11 people have been hospitalized this summer with severe lung injuries related to vaping.
The latest figures from the state Department of Health Services show there were 953 newly reported cases on Saturday, bringing the state's total to nearly 48,000.
Head Coach Cheryl Reeve is ready for the season to start, much like the players.
On the first day of Minnesota's statewide mask mandate, health officials have reported 805 more COVID-19 cases and five more deaths.
Mask up, Minnesota! Saturday marks the first day of the state's mask mandate.
"We as a restaurant industry really owe it to each other to make sure we're following these guidelines."
According to the CDC, it needs to fit comfortably, but snugly around the face and be secured with ear loops.
As Minnesota schools await the governor's announcement next week on what will happen this fall, Wisconsin school districts are putting out their plans.
The latest figures from Wisconsin health officials reports a continued spike in COVID-19 cases that began in mid-June and shows few signs of slowing.
The Minnesota Zoo is back open to the public after being closed for four months.
In the past two months, Minnesota has seen 11 cases of severe lung injuries associated with vaping.
A federal COVID-19 response team provided Minnesota health officials with recommendations for improvements Friday in the state's pandemic response following a recent rise in cases statewide.
On the eve of the implementation of Minnesota's statewide mask mandate, health officials reported 773 more COVID-19 cases and five more deaths.
Onboard fare collection for Metro Transit buses will resume next month as riders will again be able to board buses through the front door.
Next week, Gov. Tim Walz plans to release Minnesota's strategy for educating students this fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic.