Legal experts: The judge who tossed the mandate misunderstood public health law
| Minnesota airports, transit systems drop mask mandates in wake of federal court ruling | Metro Transit and several other public transit agencies around Minnesota have stopped requiring riders to wear face coverings, in the wake of Monday's federal court ruling striking down a national mask mandate.
Travelers passing through Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport terminals and other airports around the state also are no longer required to wear masks — though some agencies are still recommending that passengers wear face coverings while traveling.
NPR:The judge who tossed mask mandate misunderstood public health law, legal experts say
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Avian influenza deaths in wild birds raise concern about changing virus Waterfowl carry the avian influenza virus across the country as they migrate, leading to outbreaks in domestic poultry flocks. But this year, the virus is killing more wild birds than past outbreaks. Scientists are trying to understand what that means for the future of this virus.
State officials say good preparation limiting impact of avian flu. Gov. Tim Walz and Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith say they expect the current avian flu outbreak to last for another four to six weeks. This is the anticipated duration of the spring waterfowl migration, which is proving to be the major spreader of avian flu this year.
Officials celebrate start of U.S. Highway 14 expansion project in southern Minnesota. Work to expand another 12 miles of U.S. Highway 14 to four lanes in southern Minnesota is underway. It's the last leg in a decades-long effort to create a four-lane transportation corridor between Rochester and New Ulm. | |
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