Minnesota Health Officials Hope Mail-In Saliva Tests Help Reach Areas Without Testing Site Access
In late September, the state began opening saliva test clinics in Greater Minnesota and the metro. More clinics are being added over the next weeks. Still, some Minnesotans do not have access to a testing site. A new initiative, available in November, will try to fill the gap with mail-in test kits.
State Officials Worry as Upper Midwest Leads in New COVID-19 Cases Per Capita
Wisconsin, North Dakota and South Dakota now lead other states in new cases per capita. Minnesota, meanwhile, has logged several straight days of COVID case numbers over 1,000. With that increase, comes an increase in deaths.
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Manidoominens: Still Beading After 10,000 Years
MANIDOOMINENS: STILL BEADING AFTER 10,000 YEARS is an exhibit in Duluth that has been a year in the making. And as with most events, it had to be re-thought out and adjusted for life in the pandemic.
Staying Active and Keeping Our Spirits High as Winter Arrives During the Pandemic
Winter is coming! So, on today’s show Host Leah Lemm looks at how to stay physically and mentally active while continuing to keep our communities safe.
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State Officials Encourage Safe Participation in Voting and Election Events During Pandemic
With Election Day on Nov. 3, just around the corner. Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison recently highlighted the state’s efforts to ensure that community events, including those related to political campaigns, are held safely.
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