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Apr 24, 2021 ST. PAUL (AP) –COVID-19 case rates are rising across Minnesota, and they’re affecting younger Minnesotans, especially middle and high school students. Minnesota health officials said Thursday that the number of school-related COVID-19 cases reported this week among students has now exceeded the peak seen during a surge of cases in November. “The last month-plus has been very worrisome — especially among younger Minnesotans,” Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm said Thursday ...

Minnesota schools see worrisome surge in COVID-19 cases April 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — COVID-19 case rates are rising across Minnesota, and theyre affecting younger Minnesotans, especially middle and high school students. Minnesota health officials said Thursday that the number of school-related COVID-19 cases reported this week among students has now exceeded the peak seen during a surge of cases in November. “The last month-plus has been very worrisome — espe...

Today is a confusing day for many parents. All of Rochester Public Schools has a snow day today but some parents are wondering why, when their middle and high schoolers are still distance learning.

The year of COVID-19: A look back at the local timeline of events from the moments it all changed A look back at what brought us to this moment shows just how far we’ve come — from the frightening confusion of the early days to the march toward lives no longer dictated by an invisible force. 4:00 am, Mar. 13, 2021 × A photo collage from the past year illustrates how Brainerd Lakes area residents grappled with COVID-19 precautions. Top left: A hostess greets people as ...

Governor Tim Walz announced Monday that more than 90% of districts and charter schools in Minnesota are offering students some form of in-person learning.

Governor Tim Walz announced that more than 90% of districts and charter schools in Minnesota are offering their students some form of in-person learning.

Coronavirus in one state (155) In the words of John Lennon, war is over (if you want it) — the war in this case being the war on COVID-19. The public health emergency is over and yet governors such as Minnesota’s egregious Tim Walz continue to control the “dials” of our lives, as the authorities here refer to them. They have us fighting on like Japanese soldiers who haven’t heard that the Emperor surrendered. Kevin Roche promulgated 11 theses regarding the epidemic here last week. The...

According to the Facebook group where the parents organized their efforts, three of the digital billboards will run for two weeks and one of the billboards will run for one week. They may remain up for longer, however, if the group is able to raise enough funding.

On Wednesday, Feb. 17, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced that he is allowing schools to return to in-person learning on March 8.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO) - As hospitalizations and new COVID-19 cases decline and Minnesota makes progress vaccinating teachers, Gov. Tim Walz has updat...