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Top state GOP senator opposes Walz's order

The Interstate 35W Bridge in Minneapolis glowed light blue Thursday night, April 9, to honor healthcare providers and essential workers.
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Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday defended extending his stay-at-home order, saying it is based on data and expert advice.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz provided an update on the state’s next steps to respond to COVID-19 at a news conference Wednesday.

Stay-at-home strategy is working for Minnesota

The extension to May 4 is the right choice to keep the progress state has made vs. COVID-19.

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