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Coronavirus Dec 29th 2020 - 3pm

South Dakota COVID-19 vaccinations top 15,000

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Kim Larson, health officer for Montana's Hill County, is still trying to convince many in her northern Montana county that COVID-19 is more than a bad case of the flu. As of mid-December, the county of 16,000 residents had recorded more than 1,500 cases of the illness and 33 deaths. Tony Bynum for KHN

Coronavirus Dec 29th 2020 - 1pm

In fast-moving pandemic, health officials try to change minds at warp speed

Lacey Block, Havana, N.D., on April 30, is assisted by her father, Todd Block, Sisseton, S.D., in a pop-up style beef distribution point in Fargo, N.D. She is in a new Rancher's Rebellion LLC direct-marketing business. (Mikkel Pates / Forum News Service)

Coronavirus Dec 29th 2020 - 8am

COVID-19 pandemic revealed problems and pushed lasting changes in the food chain

Dr. Anthony Hericks, a pulmonologist and director of Critical Care at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls receives a COVID-19 vaccination on Dec. 14, among the first front-line workers in the state to be inoculated. (Avera Health photo)

Coronavirus Dec 28th 2020 - 4pm

South Dakota adds 267 new COVID-19 cases, no deaths

North Dakota Department of Health contact tracer Sarah Swartz with her dog Mouse on Tuesday, Dec. 22, in Fargo. Swartz called the dog she adopted this year "my light in these dark times." Courtesy of Sarah Swartz

Coronavirus Dec 28th 2020 - 2pm

Year of pandemic has been a baptism by fire for North Dakota COVID-19 contact tracer

A coronavirus graphic.
Courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Coronavirus Dec 28th 2020 - 12pm

North Dakota's active COVID-19 cases drop below 2,000 for first time since early September

Coronavirus Dec 28th 2020 - 11am

Mayo Clinic podcast: Coping with relationship stress during the COVID-19 pandemic

A new home under construction in the 6100 block of Marigold Loop South in Fargo.
David Samson / The Forum

Coronavirus Dec 28th 2020 - 10am

Home sales, construction thriving despite chaos of 2020

U.S. President Donald Trump plays golf at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Dec. 27. REUTERS/Marco Bello

Coronavirus Dec 27th 2020 - 8pm

Trump signs pandemic aid and spending bill, averting government shutdown

3D print of a SARS-CoV-2—also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19—virus particle. The virus surface (blue) is covered with spike proteins (red) that enable the virus to enter and infect human cells. National Institutes of Health

Coronavirus Dec 27th 2020 - 3pm

Two dead as hospitalizations and active COVID-19 cases decline in North Dakota

Coronavirus Dec 27th 2020 - 2pm

South Dakota's active COVID-19 cases drop to 6,695 over the weekend

The media risers overlooking President Trump supporters at Trump's rally at the Duluth International Airport on September 30, 2020. (Samantha Erkkila / serkkila@duluthnews.com)

Coronavirus Dec 27th 2020 - 9am

Drinking from a firehose: The media and politics in 2020

Coronavirus Dec 26th 2020 - 1pm

South Dakota sees drop in hospitalizations and new, active COVID-19 cases

3D print of a SARS-CoV-2—also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19—virus particle. The virus surface (blue) is covered with spike proteins (red) that enable the virus to enter and infect human cells. National Institutes of Health

Coronavirus Dec 26th 2020 - 1pm

2 men in their 40s among 4 new COVID-19-related deaths in North Dakota

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum. Mike McCleary / Bismarck Tribune

Coronavirus Dec 26th 2020 - 12pm

Confronting criticism, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum reflects on pivotal pandemic decisions

Nancy Savage, owner of Child's Play Toys in downtown Sioux Falls, South Dakota, poses with an example of the Christmas tox box she's selling during the holiday season amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Dec. 11, 2020. Jeremy Fugleberg/Forum News Service

Coronavirus Dec 26th 2020 - 9am

Shopping by appointment and dining in an 'igloo,' businesses adapt to survive pandemic

Admissions attendant Muffy Weisz was the first employee at the Jamestown Regional Medical Center to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. John Steiner / Jamestown Sun

Coronavirus Dec 26th 2020 - 6am

Hard-hit rural hospitals healing after harrowing battles against COVID-19

Mike Westberg, left, is helped by his daughter Heather Westberg King into the car before a medical appointment Dec. 4 outside of the Westberg home in New London.

Erica Dischino / West Central Tribune

Coronavirus Dec 25th 2020 - 2pm

Families in 2020: 'What we are able to give, has to be enough'

Coronavirus Dec 25th 2020 - 11am

Has the education world learned from the pandemic?

Coronavirus Dec 24th 2020 - 3pm

SD sees steady drop in new and active COVID-19 cases

3D print of a SARS-CoV-2—also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19—virus particle. The virus surface (blue) is covered with spike proteins (red) that enable the virus to enter and infect human cells. National Institutes of Health

Coronavirus Dec 24th 2020 - 11am

North Dakota reports 17 COVID-19 deaths as active cases continue decline

The Rev. Jason Lefor distributes the Holy Eucharist, which Catholics believe is the body of Christ, to a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church in Pisek, ND, on Sunday Dec. 6, the Feast of St. Nicholas. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald

Coronavirus Dec 24th 2020 - 10am

'Don’t let the pandemic steal your joy': In 2020, church communities dove deeper into faith

Marilyn Yellow Bird, director of public health at the Elbowoods Memorial Health Center, was the second person to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on the Fort Berthold Reservation on Wednesday, Dec. 23. Michelle Griffith / The Forum

Coronavirus Dec 23rd 2020 - 6pm

Vaccine brings hope to North Dakota tribe that's lost elders, youth to COVID-19

John Odermann, CHI St. Alexius Health's manager of mission and ancillary services, encourages the public that the coronavirus pandemic has not changed day-to-day operations in Dickinson. By working together, Odermann believes that the coronavirus storm will surpass and if people continue to abide by the new health regulations. (Dickinson Press File Photo)

Coronavirus Dec 23rd 2020 - 4pm

Weathering the storm: How coronavirus impacted healthcare in Dickinson

Sister Mary Thomas, Avera Health's senior vice president of mission, blesses a shipment of the Pfizer vaccine before it is administered Dec. 14 at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls. (Avera Health photo)

Coronavirus Dec 23rd 2020 - 2pm

Vaccine rollout smooth so far for South Dakota, with long-term care residents up next

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