An annual day of boating revelry had one Michigan official concerned about the “very big possibility of spreading the COVID.”
. The Bluegrass State is now up to 15,167 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 554 deaths, according to the latest data. Beshear said the new fatality reported Saturday was a 78-year-old woman from Fayette County. “Today, we are grieving with this woman’s family,” Beshear said in a statement. “This is another life gone too soon, after we’ve lost far too many already. We must continue to take the steps to protect each other.
3. The department has been testing all inmates and staff at the facility. As of Friday, 4,892 tests of inmates had been conducted at the Faribault facility, with 206 tests positive. Most who tested positive are experiencing no symptoms.million of the state’s federal coronavirus relief funding to improve broadband access for students in underserved areas during the pandemic.
million and directs the program begin its long-delayed shift from traditional payments to managed care by July 2021.Outdoor visitation and limited indoor communal activities for residents in long-term care facilities are rapidly being allowed at most facilities in the state. Advocates are still pushing for some changes regarding North Dakota’s reopening plan to allow for more indoor family visitation, according to the Bismarck Tribune.
” He added the hashtags “Nazi” and “Masks” above a picture of Nazi followers saluting leaders. Bushman later deleted the post and tweeted: “Sorry if you found my tweet offensive. I have removed it so as not to further offend. My apologies.” He rejected calls by critics who tweeted that he should resign.The state is expanding the area from where people can visit Vermont without quarantining to dozens of more low-COVID-19 counties as far away as Ohio and West Virginia, Gov. Phil Scott said Friday.
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