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Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI May 6, 2021 | 10:29 AM Gov. Tim Walz, front right, talks with people who had just received their COVID-19 vaccination as he tours the Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center during COVID-19 vaccinations in Eagan, Minn., Friday, March 5, 2021. Approximately 13,400 doses of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be administered at the Minnesota Vikings practice facility to health care workers and adults 65 years of age or older over the next few days. (John Autey/Pioneer Press via AP, Pool) (KNSI) – Minnesota will roll back some COVID-19 restrictions sta...

Walz at U.S. Bank Stadium in March Gov. Tim Walz on Facebook Minnesota Covid Restrictions to End By July 1 Today Gov. Tim Walz will announce a three-step plan to lift nearly all capacity restrictions and masking requirements. Walz at U.S. Bank Stadium in March Gov. Tim Walz on Facebook No masks will likely be required for Fourth of July celebrations in Minnesota. Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday announced a three-step timeline to lift most state Covid-19 capacity restrictions by May 28 and end the statewide masking requirement by July 1—or sooner if 70 pe...

Walz announces timeline to end COVID-19 restrictions Capacity restrictions to end on May 28, masking requirement to end by July 1 Capacity restrictions to end on May 28, masking requirement to end by July 1 (Source: YouTube/Office of the Governor of Minnesota via AP) By KEYC Staff | May 6, 2021 at 10:36 AM CDT - Updated May 6 at 3:22 PM ST. PAUL, Minn. (KEYC) - Governor Tim Walz announced Thursday a three-step timeline to end nearly all state COVID-19 restrictions by May 28, and end the statewide masking requirement once 70% of Minnesotans age 16 years and older get their vaccine, or b...

Most Minnesota schools to stay open despite growing COVID-19 spread among students Policy changes to Minnesota’s Safe Learning Plan — which governs how schools operate throughout the pandemic — mean that, despite record COVID-19 spread among students, more than 90% of Minnesota schools are still offering some form of in-person learning to their students. Written By: Elizabeth Shockman / MPR News | 12:18 pm, Apr. 26, 2021 × Mike Gindorff's human biology class, wearing masks and sitting desks apart for social distancing, study their books Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020, at...

Josh joust, wing shortage, helping Canada: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama © Ruth White/Shopper News Kiva Dunes in Gulf Shores, Ala., in July 2020. Montgomery: Tourist spending in the state dropped 20% last year at the height of pandemic lockdowns and business closings, but Alabama fared better than most during the coronavirus crisis, state tourism officials said. A statement from the Alabama Tourism Department said a travel consulting firm found a nationwide decline of 42% in travel expenditures, but the state’s decrease was...