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Eight more patients have died from the virus.

The positive test rate was above 10% in this reporting period.

It's been exactly four months since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Minnesota.

This update includes two days of data rather than the typical one day of reporting information.

It's believed dusty road conditions contributed to the crash.

The victim has not been identified yet.

The report reflects all data reported through 4 p.m. Thursday.

It includes the most deaths in a 24-hour reporting period in nearly two weeks.

The figures represent all data reported through 4 p.m. the day before.

Minnesota is approaching four months since its first case was confirmed.

The number of patients requiring hospital care continues to drop.

Minnesota has had eight straight days of single-digit deaths.

Approximately 15,000 tests were analyzed in the latest reporting period.

It's the first prison death due to COVID-19 in Minnesota.

The death toll in the state has now surpassed 1,400.

Numbers across the board remain fairly level compared to Tuesday.

Nine more people have died.

Total hospitalized patients increased from 322 on Sunday to 332 on Monday.

Patients requiring hospital care is at its lowest since the end of April.

Twelve more people died.

17 more deaths were reported.

The fire was reported just before 11 a.m. Thursday.

Nineteen deaths were reported Thursday.

Those hospitalized are at the lowest levels since late April.