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The Minnesota Department of Health released the latest COVID-19 numbers and the state has surpassed 500 deaths with a total of 505. The positive test report for counties in northwest Minnesota stayed the same. For all the numbers, click below – Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive. Numbers are cumulative since […]
The Minnesota Department of Health has reported 30 more COVID-19 related deaths in the state for a total of 485. Polk County reported another positive test for a total of 43, Norman County has nine, Marshall County has seven positive tests. All the numbers are below – Data is for cases that were tested and
Governor Tim Walz today signed Executive Order 20-51, providing a roadmap for safely restarting elective surgeries. Starting next week, doctors, dentists, and veterinarians who create a plan to keep patients and healthcare professionals safe may begin offering these procedures, which can treat chronic conditions, prevent and cure disease, and relieve chronic pain. Executive Order 20-51
The Minnesota Health Department has released the latest COVID-19 related numbers for Tuesday, April 5. The state is reporting 455 deaths, 368 in long term facilities. Norman County is the only northwest Minnesota county that reported a new positive test for a total of nine. Polk County is still at 42 positive cases. All the
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 information. The state only reported nine new COVID-19 related deaths after a slow testing weekend, for a total of 428. Polk County had one more positive test for a total of 42 and Marshall County added one more positive test for a total of seven.
Polk County continues to have the most positive COVID-19 tests in northwest Minnesota, outside of Clay County (Moorhead) with 41. Norman County has eight, Marshall County now has 6 positive tests, Mahnomen County has two, while Red Lake, Pennington, Kittson, and Roseau counties have one each. All the numbers, graphs, and interactive map is available
