Days after Minnesota’s COVID-19 death toll passed 2,000, Wednesday’s numbers offered another grim reminder the pandemic is not over. The state recorded 16 more deaths, the highest daily number in more than a month.

High testing levels again pushed Minnesota’s new confirmed COVID-19 counts higher, with the Health Department on Monday reporting another 936 cases.

Minnesota health officials reported a record daily increase in COVID-19 cases on Saturday, as the state also passed the grim milestone of 2,000 COVID-19 deaths.

Minnesota’s count of new active COVID-19 cases remains steeply on the upswing, with the Health Department reporting nearly 1,000 new infections Thursday. That jump, though, came with lots more testing than in prior days, which explains much of Thursday’s reported increase.

Minnesota’s newest COVID-19 data shows two closely watched measures on the march.

Minnesota’s daily COVID-19 numbers continue to show a familiar recent pattern: relatively moderate case growth and hospitalizations and mostly single-digit deaths.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers Tuesday showed another day of moderate case growth, relatively stable daily hospitalizations and single-digit deaths. Officials, though, continue to warn that the level of ongoing community spread of the virus means more problems ahead.

A big drop in Minnesota’s daily COVID-19 case count is likely the result of reporting delays to the Health Department over Labor Day. Because of that, it’s difficult to read anything into the newest numbers.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers continue to offer equal parts hope and worry.

Minnesota’s newest COVID-19 data shows some moderation in the growth of new cases and hospitalizations, but officials remain worried the state is on the wrong path to stemming the spread.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 case numbers continued their climb Tuesday, but at a rate slower than previous trends in the last week.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 data Friday offered another round of hope and worry.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 toll took an unexpected upward swing Wednesday as the Health Department reported 17 additional deaths, the highest daily count in two months.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 data Tuesday showed moderate daily death counts but current hospitalizations rising again above 300 people.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers settled back into a familiar pattern Friday with new cases climbing, daily deaths in single digits and hospitalizations flat but stubbornly persistent.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers resumed a familiar pattern Thursday with new cases climbing as daily deaths slipped back into single digits and hospitalizations remained stubbornly persistent.

Wednesday’s count of new COVID-19 cases showed another day of moderate increases, but testing remained low making it hard to judge if the latest reports are evidence of a meaningful shift or a statistical blip.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 case numbers continued their climb Tuesday, but at a rate slower than previous trends in the last week.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 data Friday offered another round of hope and worry.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 toll took an unexpected upward swing Wednesday as the Health Department reported 17 additional deaths, the highest daily count in two months.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 data Tuesday showed moderate daily death counts but current hospitalizations rising again above 300 people.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers settled back into a familiar pattern Friday with new cases climbing, daily deaths in single digits and hospitalizations flat but stubbornly persistent.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 numbers resumed a familiar pattern Thursday with new cases climbing as daily deaths slipped back into single digits and hospitalizations remained stubbornly persistent.

Wednesday’s count of new COVID-19 cases showed another day of moderate increases, but testing remained low making it hard to judge if the latest reports are evidence of a meaningful shift or a statistical blip.