Coronavirus In North Dakota: Deaths From COVID-19 In Greater Fargo-Moorhead Area Up To 42
Cass and Clay counties have confirmed a combined total of 1,014 COVID-19 cases.
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Cass and Clay counties have confirmed a combined total of 1,014 COVID-19 cases.
In a Facebook post Cliff Willmeng wrote that he "was doing it so he wouldn't bring COVID-19 back home to his family."
The victim had been taken to Hennepin Healthcare, where she was listed in "grave condition."
The theater will now only have a three-play season from March to August of 2021. "Sweat" and "Private Lives" will go on, along with a third performance that is yet to be decided.
4,993 completed tests were reported in the last day, and 14% were positive.
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High earners there have already agreed to pay cuts and hiring and spending freezes have been enacted, but future measures like travel reduction could also lead to the elimination of sports programs.
On Friday, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources warned the public that fire dangers are high this weekend despite the cool temperatures.
Doctors are now using plasma donations from recovered coronavirus patients to help those battling the virus. At least 5,000 people across the country have received this potentially life changing gift.
As of Thursday, about 116,000 more angling licenses have been bought this year than at the same point in 2019.
On Sunday, 14-year-old Alex Theiler learned he was COVID-19 positive after getting a required test done before his appointment to get his braces off at the Mayo Clinic.
According to a survey, 77% of workers report working-from-home. It's a shift that didn't come by choice, but experts say it's forcing companies to take a look what it means for the future.
The company says there is no indication the employees contracted the virus while at work.
Obviously, if people in the metro area were told to stay close to home, the metro area lakes would be getting a lot of action.
