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Minnesota reports 5 new coronavirus deaths

Ambulances came and went at Hennepin County Medical Center on Thursday in Minneapolis.
Those between 20 and 44 have most cases in Minnesota, but elderly residents account for most deaths, data show.
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Gov. Tim Walz said he will be looking this week for updated modeling and any signs of the infection ebbing before deciding on extend his stay-at-home order.
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz delivered his delayed State of the State address over YouTube from his residence on Sunday.

Walz calls for a 'united' state of the state amid COVID-19

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"Long hours of darkness are ahead," Gov. Tim Walz warned. But he added that Minnesotans are already uniting by staying at home to prevent the spread, supporting health care workers and being there for one another while staying apart.
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