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St. Paul police receive their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine as distribution widens Minneapolis police are scheduled to begin their shots in coming weeks.  January 27, 2021 — 10:15pm Text size Copy shortlink: St. Paul police lined up to receive their first doses of the Moderna vaccine Wednesday, as distribution widens to some law enforcement personnel. Police Chief Todd Axtell rolled up his sleeve — and is now asking his staff to do the same in the fight against COVID-19. "I encourage those who have the opportunity to get a va...

Copy shortlink: A fire at a duplex in northeast Minneapolis claimed one life and appears to be smoking-related, authorities said Monday. Paul Nurnberger, 50, died Thursday afternoon of smoke inhalation suffered during the blaze at the residence in the 400 block of NE. Broadway, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office said. Fire crews responded about 2 a.m. that day on the first floor, where they found Nurnberger near a back door, according to a Fire Department incident report. Nurnberger was taken by paramedics to HCMC and died there. A resident on the second flo...

Minnesota sees 53 more COVID deaths, 2,714 new cases in two-day report Kim Hyatt, Star Tribune © Star Tribune (Minneapolis)/TNS Minneapolis Fire Chief Bryan Tyner received his first COVID-19 vaccination from nurse Mary Greer of Hennepin Health on Tuesday at the Emergency Operations Training Facility in Minneapolis. MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota is reporting 53 new deaths and 2,714 new coronavirus cases, the state Health Department said Sunday morning. Because of last week's holiday, the numbers released Sunday cover two days, Friday and Saturday. The state's two-day count ...

Updated 12:30 p.m. Minnesota officials on Wednesday reported 66 new COVID-19 deaths and 2,019 new cases as a week of hope and uncertainty continued. The count of known, active cases in Minnesota continued to fall to near 12,000, a level not seen since late October, part of an overall slowdown in caseloads since their late November, early December peak. Hospitalization trends have also improved significantly over the past two weeks. As of Tuesday, 926 people were in the hospital with COVID-19 in Minnesota, with 207 needing intensive care. Both numbers are down by about half from their late Nov...

Minnesota reports 66 more COVID-19 deaths, 2,019 new cases Janet Moore, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/David Joles, Star Tribune/Star Tribune/TNS Minneapolis fire chief Bryan Tyner smiles after receiving his first COVID-19 vaccination from RN Mary Greer of Hennepin Health, along with other emergency medical services providers, Tuesday at the Emergency Operations Training Facility in Minneapolis. Minnesota is reporting 66 more deaths due to COVID-19 and more than 2,000 new coronavirus cases, the state Health Department announced Wednesday. Residents of long-term ca...