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COVID-19 hospitalizations drop in North Dakota, but pandemic death toll rises again
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in North Dakota dropped on Wednesday, but active cases rose and state health officials reported eight more virus-related deaths for the second day in a row, further raising
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November COVID-19 death toll rising quickly in North Dakota; active virus cases drop over weekend
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COVID-19 hospitalizations drop in North Dakota, but pandemic death toll rises again
North Dakota health officials reported 11 more coronavirus-related deaths over the weekend, raising November's death toll to the fifth-highest monthly total this year.
Active COVID-19 cases in South Dakota held just about flat since Monday, at 6,534, indicating newly reported cases matched recoveries, but have steadily climbed over the past two weeks.
Active COVID-19 cases in South Dakota held just about flat since Monday, at 6,534, indicating newly reported cases matched recoveries, but have steadily climbed over the past two weeks.
A number of measures reported by the South Dakota Department of Health indicate the virus's resurgence. Active COVID-19 cases rose 129 to 6,663, the highest total since Oct. 7, indicating newly reported cases are quickly outpacing recoveries.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in North Dakota dropped on Wednesday, but active cases rose and state health officials reported eight more virus-related deaths for the second day in a row, further raising
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