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Health care workers from countries like Uzbekistan and Ukraine stopped in Duluth as part of a three week United States tour.
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Health care workers from countries like Uzbekistan and Ukraine stopped in Duluth as part of a three week United States tour.
They may look good, but what they're doing to our feet is anything but pretty.
Many Americans have decided to curb or even eliminate gluten from their diets because it makes them feel better.
Clues leading to a cure for cancer may come from an unlikely source - elephants.
Mercy Hospital in Moose Lake celebrated the completion of their $38 million dollar building with a grand opening and Ribbon Cutting Event.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and CASDA in Superior is taking the lead on the issue.
Visitors to the Will Steger Wilderness Center in Ely will notice the center has a unique way to keep the lights on.
The 7th Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk will take place this weekend.
Wednesday night was a night to “Take Back The Night” in Duluth.
Chlamydia is not only the most common STD, but is also the most reported infectious disease in Minnesota.
A new study says tweens who think marijuana is cool may be more likely to drive drunk in high school.
The influenza strains that go in the vaccines are based off of what is circulating in other parts of the world. But sometimes the strains change before reaching us.
If you're thinking about skipping a flu shot this year you might want to think about your wallet.
More than 200 people gathered at the Cloquet Forestry Center, Monday night, to discuss how drug abuse is affecting their community.
The organization donates hats to children battling cancer and has reserved more than 45,000 hats to donate.


