'This Stuff Is Gold': Few COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Have Been Wasted In Wisconsin
Fewer than 2,400 doses of the highly sought after coronavirus vaccine were wasted or spoiled in Wisconsin through February.
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Fewer than 2,400 doses of the highly sought after coronavirus vaccine were wasted or spoiled in Wisconsin through February.
The $1.9 trillion federal pandemic relief package will send billions to Minnesota to help with testing and vaccine rollout, a critical tool to help accelerate distribution, the state's top health official said Monday.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's emergency powers during the COVID-19 pandemic have been extended as the state takes a big step forward towards reopening Monday.
On Monday, restaurants and bars can fill 75% of their seats, and social gatherings can include 15 to 50 guests without household limits. But for many businesses, these changes won't have the impact they might appear to on the surface.
WCCO looks ahead towards the future of live, in-person concerts, and what venues and artists are doing in the meantime before getting back to what they love the most.
March 12, 2020, that tipping-point day of dread for so many as the dark clouds of COVID-19 drifted in, was the end of the run for the second-ranked Minnesota State Mavericks and their 31-5-2 record.
A day before Minnesota's most expansive rollback of COVID-19 restrictions since the start of the pandemic, health officials reported 997 new cases of the virus and five additional deaths.
The year-mark of this peacetime emergency order nearly lands on same day Gov. Tim Walz made significant rollbacks to reopen the state.
Health officials on Saturday reported 1,191 cases of COVID-19 and four deaths. More than 1.2 million Minnesotans have received at least one dose of the vaccine.
Gov. Tim Walz on Friday announced that, beginning next week, there will be a significant loosening of COVID-19 restrictions.
As vaccines roll out and restrictions roll back, some of us are putting social events back on our calendars. But some feel anxious about returning to social life.
As many COVID-19 restrictions are set to be rolled back next week, Minnesota health officials on Friday announced 13 more virus deaths and 1,107 more cases. Meanwhile, about 1.8 million vaccine doses have been administered overall.
Minnesota sports fans woke up to exciting news Friday after Gov. Tim Walz announced new and expanded attendance guidelines for outdoor venues.
Irish pubs in the Twin Cities are preparing to celebrate in a way that was missed in 2020.
Gov. Tim Walz will make an announcement Friday about further rolling back COVID-19 restrictions in Minnesota.
A number of other strains have been detected in Minnesota since the start of the pandemic, across a number of counties.
As the state approaches 2 million overall vaccine doses administered, health officials on Thursday reported 1,096 more virus cases and 19 more deaths.
Wisconsin plans to greatly expand the number of people eligible for the coronavirus vaccine by about 2 million people, including those with certain pre-existing conditions, as positive cases decline and vaccine availability increases.
Since late January, state health officials have seen 114 coronavirus cases in Carver County, including 29 of the more contagious B117 variant first detected in the U.K.
Minnesota is slated to receive billions in its share of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill the United States Congress approved Wednesday -- a sweeping aid package with targeted assistance for families, vaccines, unemployment, education and more.
Returning for the fourth week is Dr. George Morris, who is the Physician Vice President for Performance Excellence at CentraCare. Since January of last year, he's been serving as the physician incident commander for CentraCare's COVID-19 response.
A small north metro city took a bold stance against Gov. Tim Walz's statewide mask mandate.
The House approved the final version of President Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Thursday, a significant legislative victory for the new president as he works to stabilize an economy still struggling to rebound from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As vaccine eligibility expands to nearly 2 million more Minnesotans Wednesday, state health officials reported nine more COVID-19 deaths and 922 new virus cases.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced Tuesday that the state is expanding its vaccine rollout to include more Minnesotans as the goal of vaccinating 70% of seniors was reached weeks ahead of schedule.
