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The Minnesota Department of Health released the COVID-19 testing information for Saturday, November 21. The state is reporting 5,865 confirmed cases out of 71,933 tests for a positive rate of eight percent. The state reported 51 deaths and 400 probable cases. Polk County reported 111 positive cases and 8 probable cases. Roseau County-24 and 2
The Minnesota Department of Health released its COVID-19 Weekly Report (here) on Thursday. All information is updated through 4 p.m. on Wednesday, November 18 unless noted. Information on Polk County and the KROX listening area was pulled from the report and is below – From Polk County Public Health – As of today, Polk County
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 7,589 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 from 55,087 completed tests for a positive rate of 13.8 percent. The state also reported a second-straight day of record-high deaths with 72 and another 288 probable cases. Polk County reported 92 cases, Roseau County-16, Pennington County-13, Norman County-eight, Marshall County-seven, Mahnomen
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 numbers and the state reported 4,740 confirmed cases out of 64,747 tests for a positive rate of 8 percent. The state also reported 362 probable cases and a new one day record of 67 deaths. Roseau County reported 42, Polk County had 25 and 3
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 numbers and the state reported 5,770 confirmed cases out of 60,931 tests for a positive rate of 10 percent. The state also reported 175 probable cases and 26 deaths with 12 reported in Long-term care/assisted living, 11 in private residences and three in a group
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 numbers and Minnesota confirmed 7,204 new cases out of 59,141 tests for a positive rate of 13 percent. The state also reported 240 probable cases and 12 deaths. For the first time in many weeks, Polk County didn’t have the highest number of positive cases
