Stories from April 26, 2020

Sunday’s temps were nice, but Monday will be even warmer. Some of us will see some rain Monday morning, but the wettest day of the coming week will be Tuesday. We have all the details.
White House aiming for Trump pivot from virus to economy
After two months of frantic response to the coronavirus, the White House is planning to shift President Trump’s public focus to the burgeoning efforts aimed at easing the economic devastation caused by the pandemic.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 deaths in Minnesota climbed by 28 on Sunday — the largest single-day increase on record in the state since the pandemic began. MPR News update for April 26, 2020. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer.
Pandemic puts summer camps in a quandary
Summer camps around the state are trying to figure out whether they can operate this year, and if they can, what they may have to do differently to keep campers and staff safe from the coronavirus. That’s putting parents and kids in a tough spot, as they try to plan their summers.
Census delay could push back redistricting across the U.S.
The U.S. Census Bureau needs more time to wrap up the once-a-decade count because of the coronavirus, opening the possibility of delays in drawing new legislative districts that could help determine what political party is in power.
Coronavirus sweeps through Iowa firefighter's family
“All it takes is one person to be irresponsible to affect a family that doesn’t deserve it,” said Omar Martinez, whose father died from COVID-19; his mother and sister are also sick. “I don’t wish this upon anybody.”
Our mild weather continues this Sunday, with above-normal temps in most areas. A few spots may see a shower or an isolated thunderstorm Sunday afternoon and evening. We have your forecast details, including a look at the week ahead.
Kids in Spain relish outdoor hour as virus lockdowns ease
Shrieks of joy rang out Sunday in the streets of Spain as children were allowed to leave their homes for the first time in six weeks, while residents of Italy and France were eager to hear their leaders' plans on easing some of the world's strictest coronavirus lockdowns.
Most of us will have a dry morning, then some locations could see an afternoon/evening shower or thunderstorm. We have the details.
Getting some blood on the page: Questions for Grady Hendrix
Hendrix's new novel, “The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires,” stars a group of determined women who band together to take on a suave supernatural threat in their community.
What Minnesotans have learned during the COVID-19 pandemic
We asked, you answered. Here are what your fellow Minnesotans are thinking about amid the stay-at-home life the coronavirus has imposed on us.
 ‘I miss my teachers’: Already on the margins, homeless students hit hard by shuttered schools
When classrooms closed to slow the spread of the new coronavirus, the disruption left teens experiencing homelessness without the stability, routine and support of school. It has forced them to navigate distance learning on their own while also dealing with the trauma that homelessness brings.