Minnesota Department of Health

Updated guidance for students in middle and high school as well as any Minnesotans participating in organized sports.

More and more cases of travelers becoming infected with COVID-19 variants continue to be reported, with Mexico being a particularly high risk area.

The Minnesota Department of Health encourages those who test positive to contact their health care provider to see treatment options even if they have mild or moderate symptoms.

As part of their new youth testing campaign, they recommend families get tested for COVID-19 every two weeks until the end of the school year.

Essentia is now in the planning stages on how they will offer and distribute COVID-19 vaccinations to the general public.

For many people around the state, the latest news from Minnesota Department of Health is welcome news!

The Minnesota Department of Health continues to partner up with communities to offer free COVID-19 testing.

Have you received a call like this?

Officials from the MN Dept. of Health, with support from the CDC could come to your door to conduct an optional COVID-19 survey, which could include being tested for the virus.

Will kids be going back into classes this fall? The MDE has come up with three proposals on what fall learning will look like, and promise a decision by August.

Beginning Tuesday, May 19, then continuing on the 19th of each month this year, all flags at Minnesota state and federal buildings will be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset.

There's a hepatitis A outbreak in Minnesota, according to health officials. The disease is spread by unsanitary conditions and can cause severe liver damage.