Gov. Walz Names Susan Segal Chief Judge Of Minnesota Appeals Court
Gov. Tim Walz said Monday he has named Judge Susan Segal as the new chief judge of the Minnesota Court of Appeals.
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Gov. Tim Walz said Monday he has named Judge Susan Segal as the new chief judge of the Minnesota Court of Appeals.
Minnesotans cannot buy alcohol to-go right now, but owners of bars and restaurants -- and a bipartisan group of lawmakers -- are hoping to change that.
Walz will seek approval of the extension from the executive council on Monday afternoon. Then the state's peacetime emergency will run until May 13.
Minnesotans learned Wednesday that they will be spending even more time apart.
Minnesota health officials announced Wednesday that there were five more COVID-19 deaths in the state, bringing the death toll to 39.
Six weeks ago, Minnesota was looking at a $1.5 billion surplus and another $2 billion in the state's rainy day fund. Now, all of that has changed.
Gov. Tim Walz is no longer under self-quarantine.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz focused his entire State of State address Sunday night on fighting COVID-19.
The Minnesota Department of Health will now release the names and locations of 49 long-term care facilities with confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Because Walz is in self-quarantine after a member of his security detail tested positive for the coronavirus, the address is scheduled to be delivered live from the governor's residence.
Gov. Tim Walz said most Minnesotans are taking social distancing seriously, but there's some areas that need work.
Gov. Tim Walz and health officials are looking at models to try and determine when the COVID-19 outbreak will peak in Minnesota.
Governor Tim Walz signed two new executive orders Tuesday, extending licenses for first responders and ensuring the medical cannabis program to continues during the COVID-19 pandemic.
With Minnesota's nurses and doctors on the front lines of the battle against COVID-19, there continues to be concern about keeping them safe.
Gov. Tim Walz responded Monday to a COVID-19 critical care nurse who is worried about her hospital's supplies and equipment.
The Minnesota Department of Health on Saturday confirmed the state's fifth death from the coronavirus, on a day when Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill to provide more money to help manage the pandemic.
It's going to be a quiet weekend in Minnesota as Gov. Tim Walz's stay-at-home order goes into effect at midnight Friday.
As Minnesota's healthcare system prepares for a rush of patients needing treatment for COVID-19, Gov. Tim Walz said it's possible the state will look beyond hospitals for help.
Life in Minnesota is about to change even more as we all work to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has issued an executive order directing Minnesotans to stay at home for two weeks in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic Wednesday afternoon.
Walz offered a glimmer of hope, saying Minnesota's efforts to flatten the curve and reduce the number of new cases is paying off.
"I'm using this as an opportunity to lead by example. Though I'm feeling healthy and not showing any symptoms, I'm going to work from home," Walz said.
Gov. Tim Walz said Friday he's prepared to order Minnesotans to "shelter-in-place" if it becomes necessary.
"I certainly think it is a possibility," Walz said in an interview on WCCO Radio on Friday morning. "We have to have every tool in the toolbox."
