54 cases in Minnesota so far. At first, all were people who'd recently traveled, but now it's starting to spread within communities.
My paper ran an interactive map of the U.S., showing how many cases confirmed, how many died, how many recovered. The death tolls aren't huge compared to the confirmed cases, but what's disturbing is that the number recovered is either 1 or 0 in almost every state, whereas the deaths are far higher. Except, for some reason, California, where there are 544 confirmed, 7 deaths, 6 recoveries.
Hopefully the recovery figures are small because it's still early.
The numbers get smaller as you go inland (except, sorry Lee, for CO). Wyoming has 3, ND 1. That's because people live more spaciously, I assume, though I suppose it's possible that they're just under-reported in those states.
Here's the map if anyone's interested. There's some MN-specific stuff at the top -- the U.S. map is at the bottom.