Talking Points: COVID Vaccines Are Rolling Out, But Will The Public Take Them?
As the vaccine roll out continues, so does the campaign to convince people to get the vaccine and to continue taking against the virus.
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As the vaccine roll out continues, so does the campaign to convince people to get the vaccine and to continue taking against the virus.
Lindell has long been a vocal Trump supporter, frequently appearing and speaking at rallies in support of the president.
Minneapolis City Council Member Alondra Cano announced on Saturday that she will not seek re-election in 2021.
Last month, Relph tested positive for COVID-19, three days after going into self-quarantine after he discovered he was exposed at the State Capitol.
Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka gathered with restaurant and bar owners Thursday to air frustrations about the continuing restrictions on dining inside, as other restrictions will loosen Friday.
Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed lawsuits against two restaurants that, against state orders, opened to indoor dining this week.
The on-again, off-again order that expired in November is one of a series that the Democratic governor has issued in reaction to the coronavirus pandemic, all of which have been challenged by conservatives.
Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday that indoor service at restaurants, bars and breweries will stay closed through Jan. 11. But some businesses are choosing not to listen.
Another round of new rules will kick in this weekend in the fight against COVID-19, including more big changes for Minnesota's youngest students.
Saying the state isn't "yet out of the woods", Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced changes to the current COVID-19 dial-back restrictions Wednesday, including adjustments for restaurants, gyms, youth sports, and elementary education.
Health leaders are encouraging Minnesotans to get the COVID-19 vaccine when becomes available. It won't be mandatory, but can institutions or places require people to get it?
The Minnesota Legislature voted Monday night to pass a $216 million relief package aimed at businesses and workers who took the biggest hit from a four-week "pause" ordered by Gov. Tim Walz as increasing coronavirus cases threatened to overload hospitals.
As Minnesota lawmakers debate a relief plan, small business owners play a waiting game.
California cast their 55 Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden, putting him over the 270 needed to win.
Walz says the extension will help ensure the successful distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine across the state.
