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Minnesota COVID-19 deaths remain low...2 more reported Monday

Minnesota COVID-19 deaths remain low...2 more reported Monday

  • JP Cola
  • Updated

(St. Paul MN-) Compared to the monster number of COVID-19 gains in Florida, Minnesota's gains are fairly pedestrian. According to the Minnesota Department of Health, 499 more cases were reported on Monday, bringing the state's pandemic total to 42,772. The number of additional deaths remains… Read more

Willmar School Board to consider buying I-pads for elementary kids

Willmar School Board to consider buying I-pads for elementary kids

  • JP Cola
  • Updated

(Willmar MN-) The Willmar School Board meets Monday afternoon, and will consider using $756,585 in federal COVID-19 Relief dollars to buy 2300 I-pads and cases. Superintendent Jeff Holm says they would be used by elementary students, which would help in case COVID-19 forces distance learning… Read more

FEMA rejects Walz request for federal riot clean-up, rebuilding money

FEMA rejects Walz request for federal riot clean-up, rebuilding money

  • Learfield Wire Service
  • Updated

(Minneapolis MN-) The Trump administration has refused Governor Tim Walz's request for a federal disaster declaration for riot-torn areas of the Twin Cities, saying "saying "supplemental federal assistance... is not warranted or appropriate." After Walz made the request July 2nd, Republican … Read more

Minnesota's COVID-19 death numbers continue to go down

Minnesota's COVID-19 death numbers continue to go down

  • Learfield Wire Service/JP Cola
  • Updated

(St. Paul, MN) -- The drop in overall deaths attributed to COVID-19 has continued in Minnesota. Between Sunday, July 5th and Sunday, July 12th there were 36 total deaths linked to COVID-19 by the Minnesota Department of Health. In seven of the last eight days, the death count has been five o… Read more

Beware of severe weather Monday afternoon

Beware of severe weather Monday afternoon

  • Learfield Wire Service
  • Updated

(Undated) -- Much of Minnesota is at a risk for severe weather today. According to the National Weather Service, the entire state from the Twin Cities to the west and north will see the chance for storms throughout this afternoon and tonight. Storms could produce large hail, damaging winds, … Read more

 

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