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Governor Tim Walz attended the Minnesota Department of Health press briefing today, and one of the questions asked was the future of the Winter Sports season. Governor Walz said that he expects more information on winter sports to come out in the next couple of days. He said they are seeing more spread through sports. […]
Governor Tim Walz released the following statement on Senate Republicans’ decision not to notify DFL colleagues, non-partisan staff, and Capitol law enforcement of a COVID-19 outbreak before Thursday’s special session. “When COVID-19 spreads from one person to another, it does not care who you are or where you are from. The virus doesn’t operate along
Governor Tim Walz today authorized state assistance for Hennepin County to help rebuild public infrastructure damaged in late May. “Minnesotans work together to get through hard times,” said Governor Walz. “After that devastating week at the end of May, Minnesotans from across the state generously contributed and worked together with the people of Minneapolis to
Governor Tim Walz today activated the Minnesota National Guard to assist local law enforcement in public safety efforts in the greater Twin Cities metropolitan area. “In light of developments in the George Floyd case, we’ve taken the precautionary step of asking the Minnesota National Guard to prepare to help ensure safety for Minnesotans,” said Governor
Rep. Deb Kiel of Crookston, and more than 50 other Republican lawmakers sent a letter to Gov. Tim Walz Monday in response to a letter sent last week by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) informing hospitality industry leaders of stepped-up compliance checks that could result in fines, forced closure loss
Today, Governor Tim Walz announced that teachers, school staff, and childcare providers across the state have received access to their free COVID-19 saliva test, totaling more than 250,000 tests. The saliva tests are part of the Safe Learning Plan for the 2020-21 School Year and consistent with Governor Walz and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan’s commitment
