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Minnesota’s stay-at-home order will lift Sunday night, but restaurants, hair salons and other establishments must remain closed, Gov. Tim Walz told Minnesotans in a special address. Meanwhile, new modeling shows an estimated 28,000 people in Minnesota will die of COVID-19.

MPR News evening update for May 13, 2020. Hosted by Britta Greene and Tim Nelson.

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Gov. Tim Walz says while stores can reopen, restaurants, bars and hair salons will stay closed through the end of the month. The governor said his decision is informed in part by new modeling state officials released today showing the state’s death toll will likely be worse than previously thought. MPR News evening update for May 13, 2020. Hosted by Britta Greene and Tim Nelson.

Gov. Tim Walz says restaurants, bars and hair salons will stay closed through the end of the month. The governor said his decision is informed by new modeling state officials released today showing the state’s death toll will likely be worse than previously thought.  MPR News Evening update for May 13, 2020. Hosted by Britta Greene and Tim Nelson.


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