Outbreak of Legionnaires' Disease in Hopkins
Minnesota health officials are investigating several possible sources of an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in the Minneapolis suburb of Hopkins.
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Wisconsin Health Officials Asking for More Funding
Wisconsin health officials are asking Governor Scott Walker to increase Medicaid spending by $452 million in the upcoming state budget.
Positive Tests for West Nile in Michigan
Two people in western Michigan's Kent County have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
Supporting Lung Cancer Research Through Fitness
A Minnesota foundation is supporting lung cancer research and fitness at the same time.
Destination Fitness Celebrates Grand Opening
Mike and Julie Hendrickson celebrate opening another studio.
Quest to Add Health Plan Options in Minnesota Comes Up Short
An effort to recruit additional health insurers to Minnesota's state-run exchange has come up empty.
Halvor Lines Celebrates Driver Appreciation Week
The Superior, Wisconsin based trucking and logistics company has been named a "Best Fleet to Drive For," year after year, as they continually show dedication to drivers' health, safety, and happiness.
Coping with Cancer Treatment Effects
Dealing with a cancer diagnosis and going through cancer treatments can take a toll on a body and make a life-long impact.
With Flu Season Approaching St. Lukes is Preparing Duluth
Doctors urge the public to get a flu shot.
Mental Health Task Force Meets in Duluth
Mental health and the way we deal with those suffering with mental disabilities have made many headlines recently.
Grandma's Minnesota Mile Winners
A total of 514 people registered for the Grandma's Minnesota Mile event which featured four separate divisions -- Minnesota Mile (Elite), Duluth Mile (Semi-Elite), All City Mile (Recreational) and the Verizon Kids Mile.
Resources Available for Those Contemplating Suicide
This month many Northlanders will be focusing on helping each other and sharing how you can prevent suicide.
Time to Reconsider the Five-Second Rule?
It might be time to reconsider the five-second rule when thinking about eating food that you dropped on the floor.
Essentia Nurses Ratify Contract
Some Northland nurses are now officially working under a new contract, after five months of negotiations.
Minnesota Schools Neglecting Water Testing Guidelines
Records show testing for lead in drinking water at some Minnesota schools hasn't been done since the late 1990s despite a state health recommendation that it be done every five years.
