The Minnesota Timberwolves can sell slightly less than 5,000 seats to each game. The Minnesota Wild can have more than 5,200 fans at games starting Friday, according to the state's capacity calculator.
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"We are currently exploring how to incrementally increase Target Field attendance safely and responsibly, beginning with our games of May 14-30, and ramping up to full capacity as appropriate," a team spokesman said. The team had been restricted to 10,000 fans maximum. The Minnesota Twins can have full capacity at the team's next home game May 14, but the Twins said they would move more slowly. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is likely to renew his city's mask mandate before July 1, a spokesman for Carter said. "If the data leading up to July 1 shows that some form of mask requirement will help save lives, then we will keep the requirement in place," Frey said in an emailed statement. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey did not rule out doing so when asked by FOX 9 on Thursday. Cities can keep local mask requirements after the statewide mandate ends.
Walz's executive order allows business owners to require masks in their establishments. Cities, businesses can impose their own requirements Walz said he opted against the idea because he feared it would make mask-wearing and vaccinations more political. Gazelka said he asked Walz to allow anyone who's been vaccinated to stop wearing masks. "It is true that I had a number of conversations with the governor but frankly not one thing I recommended was adopted," Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, R-East Gull Lake, said. Top legislative Republicans said Walz did not go far enough. The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce referred to the changes as "a long time coming." Hospitality Minnesota, which represents restaurants and lodging, called it "welcome news." The Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association, which represents the bar industry, said owners were "thrilled to fully reopen" in late May.
Minnesota business groups, longtime critics of the governor's restrictions, praised Thursday's move. Business groups praise decision, Republicans critical At the current vaccination pace, which has slowed significantly over the past three weeks, the state would hit the 70 percent mark in the first week of June. The mandate will come off once 70 percent of Minnesotans ages 16 and older get at least one dose of vaccineĪs of Wednesday, 59 percent of Minnesota adults had gotten a shot.
May 7: Removes limits for outdoor dining, events, and venues.The five-member Minnesota Executive Council approved the order unanimously late in the day. The timeline and changes to emergency powers are part of an executive order that Walz issued Thursday.
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