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The day after N.C. State’s blowout loss at Florida State, the Wolfpack men’s basketball team is dealing with more coronavirus issues within its program.

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The team’s home game against Georgia Tech scheduled for Saturday was postponed Thursday due to “a positive test, subsequent quarantining, and contact tracing,” the ACC said in a press release.

N.C. State announced early Thursday that there was a coronavirus cluster within its athletics department.

This is a developing story. It will be updated.

Health care providers and other vaccinators can start giving COVID-19 vaccines to people who are not in the designated high priority groups, including those 65 and older, but the shots will still not be widely available.

State health officials said Thursday that the new guidance applies only to sites that have some leftover doses after completing vaccinations of front-line health care and other high priority workers.

"It is really more to give the providers flexibility with what little extra doses they have right now," Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm said. "Today's announcement is designed simply to remove barriers."

Although limited in scope, Thursday's announcement is likely to set off a scramble from those wanting the vaccine, but there is not yet any statewide system or comprehensive plan for people to sign up to get the shots.

But Malcolm said that an announcement about expanding eligibility beyond the first priority groups is expected in a few days.

"We will be communicating much more broadly with Minnesotans about how we will be making more opportunities available," she said.

On Tuesday, the federal government urged states to implement wider vaccine distribution strategies in an effort to get more people vaccinated. In addition to the elderly, they recommended that those under age 65 who have underlying health conditions also get vaccines.

In Minnesota, the emphasis has so far been on vaccinating health care workers and long-term care residents.

The state is receiving about 60,000 new vaccine doses each week from allotments made by the federal government.

"It will be some time before the federal government provides our state with enough vaccine to cover all those currently eligible," Malcolm said. "Minnesota is ready to move on anything we get immediately, and we are working quickly to create new options for Minnesotans to schedule a vaccine."

This is a developing story. Check back for further details.

Health care providers and other vaccinators can start giving COVID-19 vaccines to people who are not in the designated high priority groups, including those 65 and older, but the shots will still not be widely available.

State health officials said Thursday that the new guidance applies only to sites that have some leftover doses after completing vaccinations of front-line health care and other high priority workers.

"It is really more to give the providers flexibility with what little extra doses they have right now," Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm said. "Today's announcement is designed simply to remove barriers."

Although limited in scope, Thursday's announcement is likely to set off a scramble from those wanting the vaccine, but there is not yet any statewide system or comprehensive plan for people to sign up to get the shots.

But Malcolm said that an announcement about expanding eligibility beyond the first priority groups is expected in a few days.

"We will be communicating much more broadly with Minnesotans about how we will be making more opportunities available," she said.

On Tuesday, the federal government urged states to implement wider vaccine distribution strategies in an effort to get more people vaccinated. In addition to the elderly, they recommended that those under age 65 who have underlying health conditions also get vaccines.

In Minnesota, the emphasis has so far been on vaccinating health care workers and long-term care residents.

The state is receiving about 60,000 new vaccine doses each week from allotments made by the federal government.

"It will be some time before the federal government provides our state with enough vaccine to cover all those currently eligible," Malcolm said. "Minnesota is ready to move on anything we get immediately, and we are working quickly to create new options for Minnesotans to schedule a vaccine."

This is a developing story. Check back for further details.