Governor says use of Minnesota's temporary morgue not imminent
After the Minnesota Department of Public Safety confirmed state officials were preparing an overflow morgue space in St. Paul to potentially store human remains, Gov. Tim Walz explained?there is no immediate need for the space, but stands by the purchase of the facility as an ?insurance? measure.
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