MN Lung Cancer Survivor Bikes to Inspire
A Minnesota man biked more than 100 miles to Duluth to spread a message of hope.
A Minnesota man biked more than 100 miles to Duluth to spread a message of hope.
Inside the Weber Music Hall sixty students received their white coat which is a rite of passage for scholars going to medical school.
Locals joined a national effort to expose a nearly century old organization.
Nearly 7,000 people gathered in Barker’s Island for an ancient tradition that’s not only fun but raises money for local causes.
Fresh produce is now rolling down London Road in Duluth, which is something that hasn’t happened in years.
Have you ever reached for a pain reliever or other medicine to find it has an old expiration date?
For this week’s Active Adventures, William Seay learns all about kettlebells.
Milwaukee health officials say West Nile virus has been found in mosquitoes collected in the city.
Wade Stadium was roaring Thursday evening for the 8th annual Guns ‘n’ Hoses softball fundraising game.
Two remarkable dogs are using their snouts to save lives.
A new and potentially drug-resistant species of head lice is showing up on the heads of kids around the U.S.
Federal health officials have approved the first prescription drug to boost sexual desire in women, a milestone long sought by the pharmaceutical industry.
In tonight’s Focus on Health, we’ll introduce you to an exercise that’s not only intense, but also fun.
In just five days, nearly 400 people have signed a petition to remove rubber mulch from Duluth playgrounds, worried it’s risking their children’s health. The school district, however, insists the children are safe.
Despite the heat, hundreds of mountain bike enthusiasts hit the trails at Spirit Mountain.
A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Friday morning in D to celebrate the $13 million expansion of a new medical facility for Northland Native Americans.
A first-of-its-kind project in Eveleth is helping women who deal with mental health issues, chemical dependency and other trauma like physical abuse.
A premier bike festival is back in Duluth! Find out everything you need to know about the event.
Motorcycle deaths in Minnesota have sky–rocketed this year, with numbers nearing the total number of deaths in 2014.
Over the past few years, school districts have started looking for better ways to keep their students safe and injury free.
Researchers surveyed about 900 adults.
A new program at The Gymnastics Academy on Arrowhead in Duluth now gives parents of children with Autism an outlet for them to let their kids be themselves and experience new things in a comfortable environment.
You’ll be seeing Duluth and Superior Firefighters out and about today, collecting money in their boots.
On average, elementary school children get up to 12 colds or cases of the flu each school year.
A new study finds close to two percent of American adults, or 4.2 million people, admitted to drunken driving at least once over the prior month.
Recent studies show air pollution has been linked to health issues like low birth weight and stroke.
Dogs across the country are always at risk for tickborne diseases, but doctors say here in the Northland, the chances are extremely high.
The massive bird flu outbreak has forced egg producers to spike their prices.
Thursday, ‘Just Kids Dental’ met with children from different elementary schools to get them excited about brushing.
This week is world breast-feeding week and while it can be demanding, health experts say it’s well worth the effort.
Hundreds of people came out to see the $22.5 million dollar surgical and procedural care expansion at 1012 East Second Street.
What started as a series of controversial undercover videos has turned into a full-blown battle in the halls of congress.
Two U.S. agencies say more than 380 people in 26 states have been diagnosed with a stomach illness tied to Mexican cilantro contaminated by human waste.
St. Luke’s is doubling the size of their surgical center. Find out the details.
Minnesota’s first month of legal medical marijuana sales has stories of success, disappointment and everything in between.
Berry farm will be open as blueberries ripen.
Introducing solid foods to your baby can be a fun exciting experience.
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream because Thursday, July 30th is Miracle Treat Day!
On Thursday, July 30, Dairy Queens across the country will be donating proceeds from every Blizzard treat sold to the hospitals of Children’s Miracle Network.
Even with a microscope, finding germs or bacteria can often be tricky.
One of the first Zumba instructors who brought the exercise to Duluth has started a new workout class called Fit to Go Dance–A–Long Tuesdays.
Rider’s spent the weekend and Monday riding more than 300 miles around Northern Minnesota to raise money for the battle against Multiple Sclerosis.
When your digestive tract isn’t working properly, it can make your whole body feel off.
The conditions of where we work and play can have a huge impact on our health.
Oncology patients who travel north to visit doctor’s at Saint Luke’s now have an alternative.
A new development in spinal cord injury research is showing great promise for paralysis patients.
Proper use of sunscreen isn’t just about choosing the right Sun Protection Factor (SPF).
The world’s first malaria vaccine is close to being approved for babies in Africa.
The human ear is a marvel of anatomical engineering which converts sound waves into meaningful sound.
It appears teens are using emergency contraception.