MPR News reports documents show that officials responded quickly to the disaster, but there were several communication issues that hindered their ability to inform residents as to what was going on.
Walz says there are no imminent plans to dial back.
The incident was reported Saturday night in Stearns County.
A timeline about when the clinic will reopen hasn't been released.
She confirmed her resignation on Tuesday.
Local municipalities can declare their own curfews.
The latest from Minnesota health officials.
Federal health officials have recommended the pause to review treatment of an extremely rare blot clot.
Fans at Wednesday's first game can stay for the second game for free.
Pope Francis accepted Rev. Michael Hoeppner's resignation Tuesday.
Hennepin County Mike Freeman sent the case to Washington County per a new practice among metro area county attorneys.
The counties have opened up appointments to nonresidents.
The fundraiser generated a quarter of a million dollars in a little over a day.
A CenturyLink fiber-optic line break during last month's flooding that resulted in the loss of 911 emergency, landline, cell phone and Internet services has residents in the region concerned and frustrated. The Lake County News Chronicle reports that much of the county and the North Shore went without communications service for 13 hours after the break.
Last May's tornado that struck north Minneapolis was one of the most devastating natural disaster's in state history. Saturday residents met to tackle issues that remain unsettled, including housing concerns and mental health.
The NTSB is investigating after a close call at a Chicago airport last month. Kare 11 reports a Southwest flight from the Twin Cities had landed and was taxiing toward its gate at Midway airport when a Learjet that had been cleared for takeoff nearly collided with it.
Homeowners' latest tax statements don't reflect the reduced home values that city assessors promised, but officials say not to worry: They have to wait until the state of Minnesota declares north Minneapolis a disaster area. The real bill should show the reduced property values -- and lighter taxes.
The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center awarded the city with a gold-level walk-friendly status for its safe and easy-access walking trails.
Both the Minnesota Orchestra and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra are in the middle of negotiating new contracts with musicians. Both face multi-million dollar deficits, and a quick resolution is unlikely. MPR explores issues at the heart of the question: Does the state need two world-class orchestras?
Minneapolis officials are warning north Minneapolis residents to be especially vigilant for chimney damage after last spring's tornado. Inspectors already found more than 200 damaged or blocked chimneys in the months since the storm. Officials say chimneys that don't vet properly can trap poisonous carbon monoxide.
The nonprofit group Tree Trust is helping residents replace the hundreds of trees destroyed by the storm. City inspectors are still working to determine how many homes remain unrepaired so they can help those homeowners before winter sets in.
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