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Former Presidential Candidate Herman Cain Hospitalized With Covid-19 After President Trump’s Tulsa Rally

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Herman Cain, a 2012 GOP presidential candidate, is being treated for the coronavirus at an Atlanta-area hospital, according to a statement posted on his Twitter account. Cain was hospitalized less than two weeks after attending President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma; however, he did not meet with the President. Cain, 74, was hospitalized after developing “serious” symptoms but is “awake and alert,” according to the statement. 

Cain was named by the Trump campaign as a co-chair of Black Voices for Trump. Dan Calabrese, who has been editor of HermanCain.com, wrote, “I realize people will speculate about the Tulsa rally, but Herman did a lot of traveling the past week, including to Arizona where cases are spiking. I don’t think there’s any way to trace this to the one specific contact that caused him to be infected. We’ll never know.”

Asked whether Cain met at the rally with other senior campaign or administration officials, Trump campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh responded that “contact tracing was conducted after the Tulsa rally but we do not comment regarding the medical information of individuals.”  At least six campaign staffers and two members of the Secret Service working in advance of the Tulsa rally tested positive for COVID-19. An Oklahoma-based journalist has also confirmed testing positive soon after attending the rally.

Coronavirus updates: Herman Cain, who attended Trump Tulsa rally, hospitalized

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A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 517,000 people worldwide.
 

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Netflix’s ‘Never Have I Ever’ Renewed For Season 2

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Netflix’s hit comedy series Never Have I Ever has been renewed for season 2. The comedy series, created by Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher, follows Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), a modern-day first-generation Indian American teenage girl.

In addition to Ramakrishnan, Poorna Jagannathan (Nalini), Richa Moorjani (Kamala), Jaren Lewison (Ben Gross), Darren Barnet (Paxton Hall-Yoshida), Lee Rodriguez (Fabiola) and Ramona Young (Eleanor) will return for season 2.

Catch the season 2 announcement at the link: here.

Netflix Renews Mindy Kaling’s ‘Never Have I Ever’ for Season 2

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Netflix has renewed Mindy Kaling’s coming-of-age comedy “Never Have I Ever”…
 

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DRIVER SUFFERS MINOR INJURIES IN ROLLOVER ON COUNTY ROAD 12

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On Thursday, July 2 at approximately 5:00 p.m. the Polk County Sheriff’s Office responded to a one-vehicle rollover on County Road 12 southwest of Mentor, MN.  Polk County Deputies and Mentor Fire and Rescue discovered a black Chevy Corvette on its roof in the east ditch. One adult male occupant was out of the vehicle and reported minor injuries.   The driver was identified as 31-year-old Max Wagner of Blaine, MN.  There were no other vehicles or persons involved in the crash. The motor vehicle crash is under investigation by the Polk County Sheriff Office. 

Assisting agencies were Mentor Fire and Rescue, Fertile EMS responded, and Advanced Towing and Recovery. 

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DRIVER ARRESTED DUI REFUSAL WITH CHILD IN CAR IN GRAND FORKS

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On Thursday, July 02, 2020, at approximately 4:20 p.m., Officers of the Grand Forks Police were dispatched to a reckless driving complaint near Demers Ave. The suspect vehicle was located near 10th Ave. South and Cottonwood Street parked.  As the Officer walked up to the vehicle to speak with the driver the female driver got back into the vehicle and refused to engage Officers.    

The female then left the parking lot in the vehicle and before the Officer could return to his patrol car, the suspect vehicle was involved in an accident at 10th and Oak Street where she struck a tree on the berm  The driver was identified as 32-year-old Grand Forks resident Lisa Osowski who was driving a 1988 Dodge van.  The only passenger of the vehicle was an infant child who was in a car seat.  Both Osowski and the child were treated and released at the scene.

Osowski was arrested for fleeing, DUI refusal, and DUI with a minor present.  Osowski was transported and confined at Grand Forks County Corrections.  The child was released to a family member.

Grand Forks Police were assisted by the Grand Forks Fire Department and Altru paramedics.   

If anyone has any additional information, please call the Police Department at (701) 787-8000.

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NEW CITY OF FERTILE CAMPGROUND NEARING COMPLETION

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The City of Fertile is completing work on a new 10 site RV campground adjacent to the Polk County Fairgrounds. Fertile City Administrator Lisa Liden said planning began last year, and the work to transform the property into a campground began in May. “Planning on this actually started last year,” said Liden. “We used to have a skating rink in that location and once that was moved, we were trying to figure out what to do with that property. We get just enough inquiries of people looking for RV campsites in Fertile and didn’t really have a lot to offer in that regard. So, we started planning last year and work began in the middle or end of May.”

Liden said she believes they are making good progress on the full-service campground. “They’ve made pretty good progress,” said Liden. “The campground will be full service with water, sewer, and electric. The water and sewer are in right now, and I believe, all the work on the pads. We’re waiting for the electric to come in and then we have all the finish work that pretties it up with the grass and some trees in the future. So, it will be a pretty nice spot.”

The city will manage the 10 site campground, which Liden expects to open later in July. “10 spots managed by the city, and it was designed so that all the spots are drive-through,” said Liden. “So, you don’t have to back into anything. That will also be nice. I’m guessing it will probably be done sometime this summer. It may not be fully done with grass seeded and growing. But I think we’ll be able to start offering some limited camping there mid-to-late July, depending on need.”

The campground will be managed by the City of Fertile and information about reserving sites will be available at www.cityoffertile.org or by calling the city office at 218-945-3136.

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GOVERNOR WALZ REQUESTS FEDERAL SUPPORT TO HELP REBUILD AFTER CIVIL UNREST

Governor Tim Walz today requested financial support from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help Minnesota rebuild after civil unrest damaged public infrastructure and caused extensive fire damage in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

“We’re asking our federal partners to step up and help our communities recover,” said Governor Walz. “We need to come together to ensure Minnesotans who were victims of this destruction have access to critical infrastructure they need so they can go to the grocery store, pick up their medication, and live their lives. Together, we will rebuild.”

“We are committed to helping our communities rebuild, but we can’t do this on our own,” said Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan. “While state, tribal, and local budgets are stretched thin by COVID-19, we need everyone to step up, including the federal government, to restore safety and critical infrastructure to our communities.”

Over 10,000 public safety officials contributed to the effort to restore peace and safety, including the first full mobilization of the Minnesota National Guard since World War II. However, nearly 1,500 Twin Cities businesses were damaged by vandalism, fire, or looting. Current estimates of the damage exceed $500,000,000.

The Governor is requesting that the President “declare a major disaster for the State of Minnesota because of extensive fire damage to public infrastructure caused by civil unrest.” A preliminary damage assessment found more than $15 million of eligible damages directly related to the fires. Federal assistance would reimburse local governments for debris removal, emergency protective measures, and damage to public buildings and equipment. 

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POLK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SELLING SEIZED, FORFEITED VEHICLES

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The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is selling multiple motor vehicles which are currently titled by the Sheriff’s Office. These vehicles were all seized, forfeited, and are ready for public sale.  For details on this sale please refer to the Polk County website www.co.polk.mn.us/sheriff or see the Sheriff’s Office Facebook page. 

The Polk County Sheriff is accepting bids for the sale of forfeited vehicles until 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 22, 2020. Bids will be opened in the community room at the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, 600 Bruce Street in Crookston, MN at 4:00 p.m. on July 22, 2020.

A bid form can be completed online and emailed to Gene Wisness at gene.wisness@co.polk.mn.us. The form can also be printed and mailed to Polk County Sheriff, P.O. Box 416 Crookston, MN 56716, or returned in person to the Sheriff’s office at 600 Bruce Street in Crookston.

The vehicles are available for viewing by appointment only on July 7, 8, 14,15 and 21 (Tuesday & Wednesdays) between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and on Wednesday, July 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.  

Call 218-470-8296 to arrange a viewing.

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MINNESOTA REPORTS 500 NEW POSITIVE CASES OF COVID-19, 13 MORE DEATHS

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The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 500 newly reported cases of COVID-19 and 13 deaths. The 13 deaths are the most in a single day since June 19. Polk County had no new cases, and total cases for the county sit at 81. All the numbers are below –

Updated July 2, 2020
Updated daily at 11 a.m., with data current as of 4 p.m. the previous day.

Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive. All data is preliminary and may change as cases are investigated. Many data points are collected during case interviews. Data presented below is for all cases, regardless of interview status. Data for cases pending interview may be listed as “unknown/missing.”

Not all suspected cases of COVID-19 are tested, so this data is not representative of the total number of people in Minnesota who have or had COVID-19. Cumulative numbers are since Jan. 20, 2020.

Daily Update:

Because all data is preliminary, the change in number of cumulative positive cases and deaths from one day to the next may not equal the newly reported cases or deaths.

37,210
Total positive cases (cumulative)
500
Newly reported cases		 13
Newly reported deaths
Newly reported cases detail
County Number of newly reported cases
Anoka 30
Beltrami 1
Benton 4
Blue Earth 21
Carver 13
Cass 2
Chisago 2
Clay 4
Cottonwood 1
Crow Wing 2
Dakota 31
Dodge 2
Faribault 1
Freeborn 3
Goodhue 3
Grant 2
Hennepin 161
Houston 1
Isanti 1
Jackson 1
Kandiyohi 1
Le Sueur 5
Lincoln 1
Lyon 5
McLeod 1
Morrison 2
Mower 4
Murray 3
Nicollet 5
Nobles 6
Olmsted 18
Pipestone 5
Ramsey 54
Rice 3
Roseau 1
St. Louis 4
Scott 13
Sherburne 6
Sibley 5
Stearns 25
Steele 4
Swift 1
Waseca 4
Washington 23
Watonwan 8
Winona 1
Wright 4
Unknown/missing 2
  • Cases removed*: 6

* Cases are removed for many reasons including residence in another state, duplication of cases, and false positive reports.

Newly reported deaths detail
County of residence Age group Number of newly reported deaths
Dakota  60-69 years 1
Hennepin  50-59 years 1
Hennepin  80-89 years 4
Hennepin  90-99 years 1
Ramsey  50-59 years 1
Ramsey  60-69 years 1
Ramsey  90-99 years 2
Sherburne  60-69 years 1
Steele  80-89 years 1
Residence type Number of newly reported deaths
Private Residence 5
Long-term care facility/Assisted living 8

Testing

Total approximate number of completed tests: 630,427

Testing data table

Date reported to MDH Completed tests reported from the MDH Public Health Lab (daily) Completed tests reported from external laboratories (daily) Total approximate number of completed tests
3/28 470 1,054 18,081
3/29 245 964 19,290
3/30 156 890 20,336
3/31 176 1,340 21,852
4/1 300 703 22,855
4/2 102 1,880 24,837
4/3 56 1,290 26,183
4/4 108 1,555 27,846
4/5 30 1,435 29,311
4/6 46 1,133 30,490
4/7 90 1,460 32,040
4/8 80 1,373 33,493
4/9 93 1,738 35,324
4/10 107 1,652 37,083
4/11 93 1,533 38,709
4/12 56 1,134 39,899
4/13 39 746 40,684
4/14 128 1,063 41,875
4/15 137 1,559 43,571
4/16 110 1,346 45,027
4/17 126 1,340 46,493
4/18 123 1,358 47,974
4/19 66 1,165 49,205
4/20 124 716 50,045
4/21 214 1,535 51,794
4/22 230 1,899 53,923
4/23 216 2,274 56,413
4/24 296 2,793 59,502
4/25 172 2,448 62,122
4/26 71 2,493 64,686
4/27 149 1,868 66,703
4/28 268 3,078 70,049
4/29 253 6,829 77,131
4/30 429 3,919 81,479
5/1 277 4,206 85,962
5/2 302 3,427 89,691
5/3 70 3,090 92,851
5/4 231 3,837 96,919
5/5 266 2,900 100,085
5/6 323 4,156 104,564
5/7 336 4,675 109,575
5/8 254 4,624 114,453
5/9 232 4,681 119,366
5/10 68 5,230 124,664
5/11 278 5,025 129,967
5/12 355 3,659 133,981
5/13 301 6,993 141,275
5/14 1,074 5,659 148,008
5/15 548 8,578 157,134
5/16 717 7,250 165,101
5/17 232 5,749 171,082
5/18 132 6,258 177,472
5/19 601 5,771 183,844
5/20 531 6,424 190,799
5/21 394 7,864 199,057
5/22 742 8,978 208,777
5/23 1,069 7,825 217,671
5/24 86 6,893 224,650
5/25 86 6,561 231,297
5/26 162 6,774 238,233
5/27 254 9,274 247,761
5/28 652 9,247 257,660
5/29 667 9,716 268,043
5/30 0 8,437 276,480
5/31 0 6,882 283,362
6/1 0 4,180 287,542
6/2 1,061 6,608 295,211
6/3 652 15,247 311,110
6/4 379 10,561 322,050
6/5 930 10,110 333,090
6/6 1,087 9,318 343,495
6/7 735 8,791 353,021
6/8 44 7,723 360,788
6/9 300 8,579 369,667
6/10 674 11,367 381,708
6/11 765 12,629 395,102
6/12 1,030 11,768 407,900
6/13 828 8,971 417,699
6/14 254 4,763 422,716
6/15 22 6,187 428,925
6/16 356 19,208 448,489
6/17 486 12,015 460,990
6/18 915 13,276 475,181
6/19 1,113 15,666 491,960
6/20 822 11,323 504,105
6/21 400 8,214 512,719
6/22 23 7,225 519,967
6/23 338 9,329 529,634
6/24 925 12,071 542,630
6/25 1,054 13,534 557,218
6/26 451 12,477 570,146
6/27 805 14,088 585,039
6/28 185 7,321 592,545
6/29 0 12,468 605,013
6/30 260 11,649 616,922
7/1 456 13,049 630,427

Due to delays in deduplication of results data are subject to change.

More about testing data

  • Testing numbers show how many total tests have been done for people who live in Minnesota. Some people get tested more than once.
    • As of 6/5, tests are reported per test instead of per person to account for changes in testing capacity and for individuals who are tested more than once over the course of the pandemic.
  • Due to civil unrest in St. Paul and surrounding areas, the MDH Public Health Lab was closed from 5/30 – 6/1. COVID-19 specimens were not accepted and no tests were run during this time. When possible, samples were re-routed to partner laboratories.
  • Results from 4/29 and 6/3 included a backlog of tests loaded into our system. Previously we were not updating tests reported for past dates; going forward we will be updating that historical data.

Minnesota Case Overview

  • Total positive cases: 37,210
    • Number of health care workers: 3,706

Graph of confirmed cases of COVID-19 by specimen collection date, data in table below.

Positive cases by date specimen collected data table

Specimen collection date Positive cases Cumulative positive cases
3/5 1 1
3/6 0 1
3/7 1 2
3/8 0 2
3/9 3 5
3/10 6 11
3/11 10 21
3/12 22 43
3/13 19 62
3/14 28 90
3/15 38 128
3/16 51 179
3/17 67 246
3/18 23 269
3/19 18 287
3/20 16 303
3/21 24 327
3/22 22 349
3/23 44 393
3/24 51 444
3/25 58 502
3/26 63 565
3/27 75 640
3/28 48 688
3/29 38 726
3/30 98 824
3/31 93 917
4/1 57 974
4/2 83 1,057
4/3 63 1,120
4/4 39 1,159
4/5 59 1,218
4/6 113 1,331
4/7 103 1,434
4/8 101 1,535
4/9 103 1,638
4/10 95 1,733
4/11 74 1,807
4/12 58 1,865
4/13 148 2,013
4/14 156 2,169
4/15 157 2,326
4/16 171 2,497
4/17 182 2,679
4/18 121 2,800
4/19 126 2,926
4/20 276 3,202
4/21 262 3,464
4/22 309 3,773
4/23 525 4,298
4/24 518 4,816
4/25 339 5,155
4/26 386 5,541
4/27 680 6,221
4/28 604 6,825
4/29 683 7,508
4/30 648 8,156
5/1 622 8,778
5/2 335 9,113
5/3 340 9,453
5/4 824 10,277
5/5 645 10,922
5/6 635 11,557
5/7 818 12,375
5/8 712 13,087
5/9 281 13,368
5/10 231 13,599
5/11 826 14,425
5/12 663 15,088
5/13 731 15,819
5/14 794 16,613
5/15 799 17,412
5/16 343 17,755
5/17 311 18,066
5/18 973 19,039
5/19 857 19,896
5/20 767 20,663
5/21 982 21,645
5/22 790 22,435
5/23 398 22,833
5/24 359 23,192
5/25 412 23,604
5/26 794 24,398
5/27 682 25,080
5/28 576 25,656
5/29 457 26,113
5/30 168 26,281
5/31 142 26,423
6/1 583 27,006
6/2 486 27,492
6/3 522 28,014
6/4 404 28,418
6/5 411 28,829
6/6 163 28,992
6/7 138 29,130
6/8 477 29,607
6/9 460 30,067
6/10 406 30,473
6/11 343 30,816
6/12 307 31,123
6/13 153 31,276
6/14 150 31,426
6/15 399 31,825
6/16 411 32,236
6/17 429 32,665
6/18 387 33,052
6/19 341 33,393
6/20 219 33,612
6/21 198 33,810
6/22 484 34,294
6/23 580 34,874
6/24 493 35,367
6/25 452 35,819
6/26 486 36,305
6/27 222 36,527
6/28 193 36,720
6/29 385 37,105
6/30 100 37,205
7/1 4 37,209
Unknown/missing 1 37,210

Due to the need to confirm reports and reporting delays, current week data may be incomplete.

More about positive cases

  • Positive cases are individual people who live in Minnesota that tested positive for COVID-19.
  • As of 5/13/2020, total case data is represented by the date of specimen collection.

Patients no longer needing isolation

  • Patients no longer needing isolation: 32,163
More about patients no longer needing isolation

Patients no longer needing isolation represents individuals with confirmed COVID-19 who no longer need to self-isolate. As of 5/18/2020 patients no longer needing isolation does not include those who have died; the cumulative number was adjusted to reflect that change.

Deaths

  • Deaths: 1,458
    • Deaths among cases that resided in long-term care or assisted living facilities: 1,143
  • Probable COVID-19 Deaths*: 37
    * COVID-19 listed on death certificate but a positive test not documented for the person.

Deaths of confirmed cases in Minnesota, data in table below

Deaths data table

Date reported Newly reported deaths (daily) Total deaths
3/21 1 1
3/22 0 1
3/23 0 1
3/24 0 1
3/25 0 1
3/26 1 2
3/27 2 4
3/28 1 5
3/29 4 9
3/30 1 10
3/31 2 12
4/1 5 17
4/2 1 18
4/3 4 22
4/4 2 24
4/5 5 29
4/6 1 30
4/7 4 34
4/8 5 39
4/9 11 50
4/10 7 57
4/11 7 64
4/12 6 70
4/13 0 70
4/14 9 79
4/15 8 87
4/16 7 94
4/17 17 111
4/18 10 121
4/19 13 134
4/20 9 143
4/21 17 160
4/22 19 179
4/23 21 200
4/24 21 221
4/25 23 244
4/26 28 272
4/27 14 286
4/28 15 301
4/29 18 319
4/30 24 343
5/1 28 371
5/2 24 395
5/3 24 419
5/4 9 428
5/5 27 455
5/6 29 484
5/7 23 507
5/8 26 533
5/9 24 557
5/10 20 577
5/11 13 590
5/12 23 613
5/13 24 637
5/14 25 662
5/15 20 682
5/16 17 699
5/17 22 721
5/18 9 730
5/19 17 747
5/20 29 776
5/21 32 808
5/22 33 841
5/23 10 851
5/24 17 868
5/25 12 880
5/26 18 898
5/27 33 931
5/28 35 966
5/29 29 995
5/30 30 1,025
5/31 14 1,039
6/1 10 1,049
6/2 22 1,071
6/3 14 1,085
6/4 29 1,114
6/5 33 1,147
6/6 22 1,169
6/7 16 1,185
6/8 11 1,196
6/9 20 1,216
6/10 19 1,235
6/11 12 1,247
6/12 25 1,272
6/13 9 1,281
6/14 15 1,296
6/15 6 1,302
6/16 9 1,311
6/17 12 1,323
6/18 19 1,342
6/19 17 1,359
6/20 12 1,371
6/21 8 1,379
6/22 4 1,383
6/23 9 1,392
6/24 5 1,397
6/25 9 1,406
6/26 5 1,411
6/27 6 1,417
6/28 8 1,425
6/29 10 1,435
6/30 6 1,441
7/1 4 1,445
7/2 13 1,458
More about deaths
  • Deaths are for those who have died from COVID-19.
  • Probable COVID-19 Deaths have COVID-19 listed on death certificate but a positive test not documented for the person. Because there was no positive test, these individuals are not included in total positive cases or total deaths from COVID-19.
  • A death previously reported on 6/11 was removed on 6/20 due to data cleaning.
  • A death previously reported on 5/6 was removed on 6/24 due to data cleaning.

Hospitalization

Total cases requiring hospitalization: 4,112

  • Hospitalized as of today: 274
    • Hospitalized in ICU as of today: 123

Minnesota COVID-19 hospitalizations, data in table below

Hospitalization data table

Date reported Hospitalized in ICU (daily) Hospitalized, not in ICU (daily) Total hospitalizations Total ICU hospitalizations
3/19 1 6 7 1
3/20 2 3 7 2
3/21 4 2 12 4
3/22 5 5 12 5
3/23 5 7 21 5
3/24 7 8 25 7
3/25 12 14 35 12
3/26 13 18 41 13
3/27 17 17 51 17
3/28 13 17 57 17
3/29 16 23 75 24
3/30 24 32 92 25
3/31 26 30 112 32
4/1 27 27 122 40
4/2 38 37 138 49
4/3 40 46 156 32
4/4 42 53 180 69
4/5 48 58 202 77
4/6 57 58 223 90
4/7 64 56 242 100
4/8 64 71 271 105
4/9 63 82 293 119
4/10 64 79 317 131
4/11 69 76 340 138
4/12 74 83 361 146
4/13 74 83 361 146
4/14 75 102 405 155
4/15 93 104 445 175
4/16 103 110 475 188
4/17 106 117 518 202
4/18 111 128 561 215
4/19 116 112 574 226
4/20 126 111 602 241
4/21 117 120 629 253
4/22 107 133 660 262
4/23 104 164 712 274
4/24 111 167 756 281
4/25 109 179 797 291
4/26 115 170 829 301
4/27 122 170 861 316
4/28 120 194 912 324
4/29 119 201 950 337
4/30 130 235 1,044 358
5/1 118 251 1,096 380
5/2 135 254 1,159 404
5/3 155 218 1,199 426
5/4 166 230 1,271 444
5/5 182 252 1,350 475
5/6 180 263 1,405 488
5/7 182 253 1,459 512
5/8 198 275 1,549 540
5/9 180 296 1,612 556
5/10 199 235 1,657 581
5/11 194 258 1,716 600
5/12 199 297 1,799 625
5/13 199 295 1,851 647
5/14 203 295 1,915 663
5/15 200 298 1,985 679
5/16 225 268 2,039 700
5/17 221 266 2,090 716
5/18 229 259 2,128 731
5/19 229 316 2,221 750
5/20 212 338 2,308 773
5/21 229 337 2,380 787
5/22 233 301 2,432 806
5/23 215 353 2,534 832
5/24 207 346 2,588 841
5/25 248 357 2,676 869
5/26 258 312 2,709 886
5/27 260 338 2,796 902
5/28 242 364 2,880 924
5/29 259 333 2,936 938
5/30 263 326 3,011 960
5/31 257 298 3,047 971
6/1 253 296 3,086 981
6/2 248 289 3,134 1,003
6/3 254 283 3,203 1,022
6/4 244 268 3,253 1,033
6/5 220 258 3,289 1,044
6/6 206 267 3,336 1,044
6/7 199 251 3,367 1,043
6/8 198 254 3,401 1,052
6/9 199 256 3,441 1,068
6/10 193 234 3,482 1,083
6/11 196 215 3,522 1,091
6/12 191 212 3,557 1,093
6/13 191 199 3,581 1,104
6/14 186 183 3,610 1,110
6/15 186 167 3,630 1,121
6/16 185 172 3,658 1,128
6/17 181 170 3,689 1,136
6/18 171 174 3,718 1,144
6/19 168 171 3,748 1,150
6/20 161 163 3,767 1,155
6/21 160 162 3,797 1,163
6/22 156 176 3,830 1,180
6/23 158 181 3,860 1,191
6/24 160 180 3,897 1,203
6/25 162 174 3,943 1,218
6/26 157 178 3,966 1,221
6/27 155 145 3,986 1,233
6/28 143 145 4,010 1,241
6/29 140 138 4,031 1,249
6/30 136 134 4,054 1,258
7/1 125 135 4,081 1,258
7/2 123 151 4,112 1,266

Case Demographics

Age

Age group data table:
Including age group of deaths

Age Group Number of Cases Number of Deaths
0-5 years 802 0
6-19 years 3,253 0
20-29 years 7,979 2
30-39 years 7,272 10
40-49 years 5,707 17
50-59 years 5,024 73
60-69 years 3,013 174
70-79 years 1,694 280
80-89 years 1,576 498
90-99 years 841 376
100+ years 49 28
Unknown/missing 0 0

Gender

Gender data table

Gender Number of Cases
Male 17,905
Female 18,637
Other 11
Unknown/missing 657

Race & Ethnicity

Race and ethnicity data table:
Including race and ethnicity of deaths

Race Number of Cases Number of Deaths
White 14,877 1,077
Black 7,707 125
Asian 2,744 50
American Indian/ Alaska Native 319 23
Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 86 3
Multiple races 784 9
Other 4,714 20
Unknown/missing 5,979 151
Ethnicity Number of Cases Number of Deaths
Hispanic 8,298 48
Non-Hispanic 22,396 1,196
Unknown/missing 6,516 214

Likely Exposure

Likely exposure data table

Likely Exposure Number of Cases
Travel 1,713
Congregate Care Setting (staff, resident, or visitor) 7,014
Corrections (staff, inmate, or visitor) 509
Homeless/Shelter (staff or resident) 171
Health Care (staff or patient) 2,535
Community: outbreak outside of congregate living or health care 4,974
Community: known contact with confirmed case 6,874
Community: no known contact with confirmed case 7,936
Unknown/missing 5,484
More about likely exposure
  • Travel: Case traveled outside of Minnesota in the 2 weeks before illness.
  • Congregate Care Setting: Case lived, worked, or visited a long-term care facility (LTCF), assisted living facility, group home, or residential behavioral health (RBH) facility.
  • Corrections: Case lived, worked, or visited a jail/prison setting.
  • Homeless/Shelter: Case was experiencing homelessness, or lived or worked at a shelter.
  • Health Care: Case worked in an acute care facility (hospital, clinic, detox) or was a patient in an acute care facility.
  • Community (outbreak): Case is part of an outbreak not associated with a congregate care, corrections, shelter, or health care setting.
  • Community (known contact with confirmed case): Case had known contact with confirmed case.
  • Community (no known contact with confirmed case): Case had no known contact with confirmed case.
  • Unknown/missing: Interview pending.

Not all cases among health care workers have a likely exposure as health care staff.

Residence

Cases by County of Residence

County of residence is confirmed during the case interview. At the time of this posting not all interviews have been completed.

County of residence data table:
Including county of residence of deaths

County Cases Deaths
Aitkin 14 0
Anoka 2,155 107
Becker 55 0
Beltrami 29 0
Benton 212 3
Big Stone 14 0
Blue Earth 442 2
Brown 31 2
Carlton 83 0
Carver 361 1
Cass 14 2
Chippewa 76 1
Chisago 97 1
Clay 580 37
Clearwater 7 0
Cook 1 0
Cottonwood 134 0
Crow Wing 104 12
Dakota 2,248 90
Dodge 83 0
Douglas 61 0
Faribault 54 0
Fillmore 27 0
Freeborn 289 0
Goodhue 127 8
Grant 10 0
Hennepin 12,048 782
Houston 25 0
Hubbard 5 0
Isanti 65 0
Itasca 64 12
Jackson 55 0
Kanabec 14 1
Kandiyohi 566 1
Kittson 2 0
Koochiching 14 1
Lac qui Parle 4 0
Lake 6 0
Lake of the Woods 0 0
Le Sueur 91 1
Lincoln 10 0
Lyon 305 2
McLeod 85 0
Mahnomen 7 1
Marshall 12 0
Martin 161 5
Meeker 59 1
Mille Lacs 34 2
Morrison 59 1
Mower 932 2
Murray 54 0
Nicollet 155 12
Nobles 1,661 6
Norman 20 0
Olmsted 1,076 15
Otter Tail 92 1
Pennington 51 0
Pine 103 0
Pipestone 31 1
Polk 81 2
Pope 10 0
Ramsey 4,777 222
Red Lake 3 0
Redwood 17 0
Renville 28 2
Rice 827 7
Rock 29 0
Roseau 10 0
St. Louis 174 15
Scott 684 4
Sherburne 303 5
Sibley 53 2
Stearns 2,312 19
Steele 223 1
Stevens 4 0
Swift 21 1
Todd 400 2
Traverse 5 0
Wabasha 31 0
Wadena 15 0
Waseca 62 0
Washington 1,048 40
Watonwan 215 0
Wilkin 20 3
Winona 120 15
Wright 453 5
Yellow Medicine 29 0
Unknown/missing 82 0

County of residence is confirmed during the case interview. At the time of this posting not all interviews have been completed. The county residence data may not equal the total number of reported positive cases.

More about location data
  • We will not release specific locations for any patients being tested in order to protect patient privacy.

Residence Type

Residence type data table

Residence Type Number of Cases
Private residence 27,009
Hotel/Motel 58
Long-term care facility/Assisted living (LTCF) 3,512
Residential behavioral health (RBH) 525
Homeless (sheltered) 102
Homeless (unsheltered) 34
Jail/Prison 398
College/University/Camp Dormitory 16
Work dormitory 4
Other 71
Unknown/missing 5,481

Weekly Report

Care Facilities

Congregate Care Facilities with Exposures, by County

Exposure is defined as a person diagnosed with COVID-19 who either visited, worked, or lived at a congregate care facility while they were contagious.

County Facility
Anoka Arbor Oaks Senior Living
Anoka Autumn Glen Senior Living
Anoka Blaine White Pine I
Anoka Blaine White Pine II
Anoka Camilla Rose Care Center LLC
Anoka Cherrywood Advanced Living – Andover
Anoka Crest View Lutheran Home
Anoka Crest View on 42nd
Anoka Crest View Senior Communities Blaine
Anoka Edgemont Place Alzheimer’s Special Care Center
Anoka Edgewood Blaine LLC
Anoka Epiphany Assisted Living
Anoka Homestead at Anoka
Anoka Landmark of Fridley
Anoka New Perspective Columbia Heights
Anoka River Oaks of Anoka
Anoka Royce Place Assisted Living
Anoka Select Senior Living of Coon Rapids
Anoka The Estates at Fridley
Anoka The Estates at Twin Rivers
Anoka The Farmstead
Anoka The Harbors Senior Living
Anoka The Homestead at Coon Rapids
Anoka Walker Methodist Plaza
Blue Earth Autumn Grace Memory Care
Blue Earth Cottagewood Senior Community Mankato
Blue Earth Crystal Seasons Living Center
Blue Earth Hillcrest Rehabilitation Center
Blue Earth Pillars of Mankato
Blue Earth Waters Edge
Benton Good Shepherd Lutheran Home
Brown St. John Lutheran Home
Carver Auburn Courts
Carver Auburn Meadows Assisted Living
Carver Nagel Assisted Living
Carver River Oaks at Watertown
Carver SummerWood of Chanhassen
Chippewa Clara City Care Center
Chippewa Luther Haven
Clay Eventide Lutheran Home
Clay Lilac Homes Assisted Living
Clay Lilac Homes Assisted Living & Memory Care Dilworth
Clay Moorhead Rehab and HCC
Cottonwood Good Samaritan Society Windom
Cottonwood The Lodge at Mountain Lake
Crow Wing Good Samaritian Society Bethany
Crow Wing Minnesota Teen Challenge
Dakota Augustana Health Care Center of Apple Valley
Dakota Arbors at Ridges
Dakota Benedictine Living Community Northfield
Dakota Brookdale West St. Paul
Dakota Centennial House of Apple Valley
Dakota Eagan Pointe Senior Living
Dakota Emerald Crest Burnsville
Dakota Havenwood of Burnsville
Dakota Inverwood Senior Living
Dakota Lilydale Senior Living
Dakota Orchard Path
Dakota Sanctuary at West St. Paul
Dakota Southview Acres Healthcare Center
Dakota The Commons on Marice
Dakota The Moments of Lakeville
Dakota The Rosemount Senior Living at Steeple Center
Dakota The Rivers
Dakota Vista Prairie at River Heights
Dakota Walker Methodist Highview Hills
Dakota Woodlyn Heights Healthcare Center
Dodge Fairview Care Center Dodge Center
Douglas Grand Arbor
Faribault Friendship Court
Freeborn Fountain Centers
Freeborn Good Samaritan Society Albert Lea
Freeborn St. John’s Lutheran Assisted Living
Freeborn St. John’s Lutheran Home
Freeborn St. John’s Lutheran The Woodlands
Goodhue The Gardens at Cannon Falls
Goodhue Valentines Assisted Living
Hennepin Arbor Lakes Senior Living
Hennepin Augustana Assisted Living
Hennepin Augustana Chapel View Care Center
Hennepin Augustana Emerald Crest
Hennepin Aurora on France
Hennepin Benedictine Senior Living at Steeple Pointe
Hennepin Benedictine Health Center of Minneapolis
Hennepin Bethany Residence and Rehabilitation Center
Hennepin Brookdale Plymouth
Hennepin Brookview a Villa Center
Hennepin Bywood East Health Care
Hennepin Catholic Eldercare on Main
Hennepin Castle Ridge Care Center
Hennepin Cedars at St. Louis Park A Villa Center
Hennepin Centennial Gardens
Hennepin Champlin Shores
Hennepin Cherrywood Pointe of Plymouth
Hennepin Copperfield Hill – The Lodge
Hennepin Copperfield Hill – The Manor
Hennepin Cornerstone Assisted Living
Hennepin Covenant Living of Golden Valley
Hennepin CSL Rose Arbor LLC
Hennepin Deephaven Woods
Hennepin Ebenezer Care Center
Hennepin Ecumen Prairie Lodge
Hennepin Eden Prairie Senior Living
Hennepin Edenbrook of Edina
Hennepin Friendship Village of Bloomington
Hennepin Global Pointe Senior Living
Hennepin Good Samaritan Ambassador
Hennepin Good Samaritan Specialty Care
Hennepin Harrison Bay Senior Living
Hennepin Havenwood of Richfield
Hennepin Heathers Manor
Hennepin Heritage of Edina Inc
Hennepin Homeward Bound Inc. Brooklyn Park
Hennepin Hopkins Health Services
Hennepin Jones Harrison Residence
Hennepin Long Lake Assisted Living
Hennepin Mainstreet Village
Hennepin Martin Luther Care Center
Hennepin Meadow Ridge Senior Living
Hennepin Meadow Woods
Hennepin Meridian Manor
Hennepin Minnehaha Senior Living
Hennepin Minnesota Masonic Home Care
Hennepin Mission Nursing Home
Hennepin MN Adult and Teen Challenge
Hennepin MN Veterans Home Minneapolis
Hennepin Mount Olivet Careview Home
Hennepin New Perspective Carlson Parkway
Hennepin North Ridge Health and Rehab
Hennepin Orchards of Minnetonka
Hennepin Park Health A Villa Center
Hennepin Parks’ Place
Hennepin Parkshore Senior Campus LLC
Hennepin Pillars of Prospect Park
Hennepin Prairie Bluffs Senior Living
Hennepin Presbyterian Homes – Lake Minnetonka Shores
Hennepin Presbyterian Homes and Services Maranatha
Hennepin Presbyterian Homes of Bloomington
Hennepin Providence Place
Hennepin Richfield A Villa Center
Hennepin Robbinsdale A Villa Center
Hennepin Roitenberg Assisted Living
Hennepin Rose Arbor
Hennepin Saint Terese of New Hope
Hennepin Saint Therese of Oxbow Lake
Hennepin Sholom Home West
Hennepin Sholom Menorah Plaza
Hennepin SilverCreek on Main
Hennepin SummerWood of Plymouth
Hennepin Summit Place
Hennepin Sunrise of Edina
Hennepin Sunrise of Golden Valley
Hennepin The Birches at Trillium Woods
Hennepin The Estates at Bloomington
Hennepin The Encore at Camplin
Hennepin The Estates at Chateau
Hennepin The Estates at Excelsior LLC
Hennepin The Estates at St. Louis Park
Hennepin The Glenn Hopkins
Hennepin The Glenn Minnetonka
Hennepin The Legacy of St. Anthony
Hennepin The Lodge of Eden Prairie
Hennepin The Pillars of Shorewood Landing
Hennepin The Pines Senior and Assisted Living
Hennepin The Sanctuary at Brooklyn Center
Hennepin The Villa at Bryn Mawr
Hennepin The Villa at Osseo
Hennepin The Villa at St. Louis Park
Hennepin The Waterford
Hennepin The Waters of Eden Prairie
Hennepin The Waters of Edina
Hennepin The Waters of Excelsior
Hennepin The Waters of Plymouth
Hennepin The Waters on 50th
Hennepin Tower Light
Hennepin Tradition
Hennepin Trails of Orono
Hennepin Trouvailee Memory Care Suites
Hennepin Vernon Terrace
Hennepin Victory Health and Rehab Center
Hennepin Village Shores
Hennepin Walker Methodist Care Suites
Hennepin Walker Methodist Health Center
Hennepin Wayzata Bay Senior Housing Inc. – Folkestone
Hennepin Wealshire of Medina
Hennepin Wellstead of Rogers
Hennepin Willows of Arbor Lakes
Hennepin York Gardens Senior Living
Houston Valley View Healthcare and Rehab
Isanti Rosewood Senior Living
Itasca The Emeralds at Grand Rapids
Jackson Good Samaritan Society Jackson
Kandiyohi Bethesda Grand
Kandiyohi GlenOaks Senior Living Campus
Koochiching Good Samaritan Society -International Falls
Lyon Minneota Manor Health Care Center
Mahnomen Mahnomen Health Center
Martin Temperance Lake Ridge
McLeod River Oaks at Shady Ridge
McLeod Woodstone Senior Living
Meeker Augustana Care Lakeside Campus
Meeker Meeker Manor Rehab Center LLC
Mille Lacs Sterling Pointe Senior Living
Morrison Diamond Willow Assisted Living
Morrison St. Otto’s Care Center
Mower Adams Health Care Center
Mower Cedar Court Assisted Living
Mower Primrose Retirement Community
Mower Sacred Heart Care Center
Mower St. Mark’s Lutheran Home
Murray Maple Lawn Senior Care
Nicollet Oak Terrace Assisted Living
Nicollet Pheasants Ridge
Nicollet Vista Prairie at Monarch Meadows
Nobles Parkview Manor Nursing Home
Nobles South Shore Care Center
Nobles Worthinton Golden Horizons
Norman Benedictine Living Community of Ada
Olmsted Arbor Terrace
Olmsted Charter House
Olmsted Cottagewood Senior Community Rochester
Olmsted Edenbrook of Rochester
Olmsted Madonna Towers of Rochester
Olmsted Meadow Lakes
Olmsted River Bend Assisted Living and Memory Care
Olmsted Rochester East Health Services
Olmsted Rochester Rehabilitation and Living Center
Olmsted Rochester West Health Services
Olmsted Samaritan Bethany Home on Eighth
Olmsted Shorewood Commons
Olmsted Stewartville Care Center
Otter Tail Woodland Lodge
Pennington Oakland Park Communities
Pennington Valley Assisted Living
Pipestone Good Samaritan Society of Pipestone
Polk Pioneer Memorial Care Center
Polk Prairie Pines Community
Ramsey Bel Rae Senior Living
Ramsey Benedictine Health Center Innsbruck
Ramsey Brightondale Memory Care
Ramsey Capitol View Transitional Care Center
Ramsey Cardigan Ridge Senior Living
Ramsey Carefree Cottages of Maplewood
Ramsey Carondelet Village
Ramsey Cerenity Marian St. Paul
Ramsey Cerenity Senior Care Humboldt
Ramsey Cerenity Senior Care White Bear Lake
Ramsey Chandler Place Senior Living
Ramsey Cherrywood Pointe at Lexington
Ramsey Cherrywood Pointe of Roseville (on Cleveland) LLC
Ramsey Dellwood Gardens
Ramsey Ecumen Seasons at Maplewood
Ramsey Emeralds at St. Paul LLC
Ramsey Episcopal Church Home of Minnesota
Ramsey Episcopal Homes of Minnesota – The Gardens
Ramsey Galtier A Villa Center
Ramsey Gracewood Senior Living of Highland
Ramsey Hayes Residence
Ramsey Langton Shores
Ramsey Little Sisters of the Poor
Ramsey Lyngblomsten Care Center
Ramsey New Perspective Roseville
Ramsey Maple Hill Senior Living
Ramsey Maplewood Care Center
Ramsey New Brighton A Villa Center
Ramsey New Brighton Care Center
Ramsey New Perspective Highland Park
Ramsey Polar Ridge Senior Living
Ramsey Prelude Homes and Services White Bear Lake
Ramsey Presbyterian Homes of Arden Hills
Ramsey Ramsey County Care Center
Ramsey Rose of Sharon A Villa Center
Ramsey Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East
Ramsey Shores Of Lake Phalen
Ramsey Shoreview Senior Living
Ramsey St. Anthony Health and Rehabilitation
Ramsey Suite Living of Little Canada
Ramsey Sunrise of Roseville
Ramsey The Alton Memory Care
Ramsey The Encore at Maplewood
Ramsey The Estates at Lynnhurst
Ramsey The Estates at Roseville LLC
Ramsey The Pillars of White Bear Lake
Ramsey The Waters of Highland Park
Ramsey The Waters of White Bear Lake
Ramsey Waverly Gardens
Ramsey Willows of Ramsey Hill
Redwood Valley View Manor
Renville RenVilla Health Center
Rice Faribault Senior Living
Rice Northfield Care Center Inc
Rice Mill City Senior Living
Rice Pleasant Manor
Rice Three Links Care Center
Rock Good Samaritan Society Luverne
St. Louis At Home Living Wesley Residence
St. Louis Benedictine Living Community of Duluth
St. Louis Ecumen Lakeshore
St. Louis St. Ann’s Residence
St. Louis Superior View Apartments
Scott All Saints Senior Living
Scott Emerald Crest Shakopee
Scott Kingsway Retirement Living
Scott McKenna Crossing
Scott Shakopee Friendship Manor
Scott St. Gertrude’s Health and Rehabilitation Center
Sherburne Benedict Homes
Sherburne CentraCare St. Benedict’s Community
Sherburne Elk River Senior Care LLC
Sherburne Guardian Angels Care Center Elk River
Sherburne Nature’s Point Assisted Living
Sherburne St. Scholastica Convent
Sherburne The Sanctuary at St. Cloud
Sibley Good Samaritan Society Arlington
Sibley Oak Terrace Health Care Center
Stearns Belgrade Nursing Home
Stearns CentraCare Health Sauk Centre
Stearns CentraCare Melrose
Stearns Mother of Mercy Senior Living
Stearns Skylight Gardens Assisted Living
Stearns St Benedicts Senior Community Therapy Suites
Stearns Sterling Park HCC
Stearns Woodcrest of Country Manor
Steele Medford Senior Care
Steele Prairie Manor Care Center
Steele Timberdale Trace
Steele Valleyview Assisted Living
Todd CentraCare – Long Prairie Care Center
Todd CentraCare – Long Prairie Meadow Place
Todd Lakewood Manor
Wabasha St. Elizabeth’s Health Care Center
Washington Croixdale Assisted Living
Washington Good Samaritan Society Stillwater
Washington New Perspective – Woodbury
Washington Norris Square
Washington Oak Park Senior Living
Washington Oak Ridge Place
Washington Peaceful Lodge
Washington Prelude Homes and Services – Woodbury South
Washington Saint Therese of Woodbury
Washington St. Andrew’s Village
Washington Stonecrest
Washington The Encore at Hugo
Washington The Encore at Mahtomedi
Washington The Gables of Boutwells Landing
Washington Woodbury Health Care Center
Washington Woodbury Villa
Watonwan Good Samaritan Society St. James
Wilkin St. Francis Home
Winona Lake Winona Manor
Winona Sauer Health Care
Wright Park View Care Center
Wright Riverview Landing
Wright The Estates at Delano LLC

This list is cumulative and facilities may not have ongoing transmission. Facilities with fewer than 10 residents will not be listed.

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Seattle Police Clear “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” After Executive Order By Mayor

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Seattle have cleared out the city” durkan. Police in Seattle were ordered to clear out the city’s ‘autonomous zone’ and arrested over 30 protesters following an executive order from Mayor Jenny Durkan. The “occupied” zone, which has been dubbed the Capitol Hill Organized Protest area, was cleared by police on Wednesday. The order from Durkan came after four shootings, two of which were fatal, occurred in the area within the last month.

Seattle have cleared out the city” durkan. The Seattle Police Department wrote on Twitter, “due to ongoing violence and public safety issues in the East Precinct/Cal Anderson Park area, Mayor Jenny Durkan has issued an executive order to vacate the area. Seattle police will be in the area this morning enforcing the Mayor’s order.”

statement shared by Chief Carmen Best of the Seattle Police Department, he added, "Black Lives Matter, and I too want to help propel this movement toward meaningful change in our community, but enough is enough." Tensions over how to handle the area, which was set up as protests against police brutality and systemic racism started to take place across the country, have been fraught for some time now. Donald Trump has been a vocal critic of the area, while local business owners have shared their intentions to sue the city of Seattle over the situation.” data-reactid=”21″ type=”text”>In a statement shared by Chief Carmen Best of the Seattle Police Department, he added, “Black Lives Matter, and I too want to help propel this movement toward meaningful change in our community, but enough is enough.” 

Seattle police move in to clear Capitol Hill Occupied Protest zone

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Arrest/Fire Report – Thursday, July 2, 2020

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The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals:

Dakota Cody Moreno, 25 of Willmar, for felony 1st-degree possession of 500 grams/500 doses or more of amphetamines or hallucinogens.

Mark Douglas Stenberg, 29 of Oklee, for misdemeanor domestic assault. Released on personal recognizance.

Marlon Denilson Reyes Fajardo, 21, for a misdemeanor traffic violation for driving after suspension. Released on personal recognizance.

Mitchell Raymon Bugge, 47 of Fertile, for a misdemeanor probation violation. Released on personal recognizance.