62 Minnesotans Learn Their First COVID Vaccine Doses Were Mistakenly Diluted
The Minnesota Health Department says it's not likely the 62 patients will have to start their vaccination cycles over.
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The Minnesota Health Department says it's not likely the 62 patients will have to start their vaccination cycles over.
Mayor Jacob Frey met with leaders at the Urban League Twin Cities in Minneapolis Saturday morning.
The new vaccine will not immediately add a significant boost to America's vaccine availability. Johnson & Johnson announced earlier this week it expected under 4 million doses would be ready to ship after the emergency use authorization.
The governor's plan does include vaccinating people with some specific high-risk health condition during the next round.
State officials say they expect to eventually give out 6,000 doses a day at the MCC regularly later this spring when more doses are available.
An overnight standoff is continuing Friday morning in Duluth with a suspect whom police say shot and killed a K-9 officer.
Police in St. Paul arrested a 15-year-old in connection to two carjackings in the Twin Cities on Friday evening.
A man is dead after a shooting in Acton Township on Friday evening.
The heat from a fire caused a loaded gun to discharge, critically wounding a firefighter who was working to douse flames in northwestern Wisconsin, fire officials said.
Police say a man suffered fatal injuries after being shot while driving down a busy northeast Minneapolis street Sunday afternoon.
Police say a man was stabbed to death in south Minneapolis Thursday afternoon.
Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported an additional 826 cases of COVID-19 and 13 deaths.
Some activists and legal experts are concerned about this decision by the council.
The economic forecast detailed Friday represents nearly a $3 billion swing from the December estimate.
During the Lenten season, which are the weeks leading up to Easter, many Catholics don't eat meat on Fridays.
