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Just because the blooming season is over doesn't mean allergies aren't still with us.
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Just because the blooming season is over doesn't mean allergies aren't still with us.
Minnesota health officials say the small increase in the state's obesity rate is disappointing, given the investments in walking paths, farmers markets and other strategies to promote healthy living.
Hot yoga lovers will be able to get their fix in Duluth.
Here are a few ways you can take full advantage of all the season has to offer.
Congressman Rick Nolan came to Duluth to participate in a round-table talk about mental health with a focus on youth. Â
According to the Centers for Disease Control, suicide is the 10th leading cause for deaths in the United States.
Smokers have a much greater risk for type 2 diabetes than people who never smoked.
Happiness, bright pigments and glitter filled Bayfront Park Sunday.
The third annual Cruise for Cancer was held Saturday. The event kicked off at Kmart in West Duluth.
The third annual Cruisin for Cancer will kick off Saturday.
What you should know if you'd like to attend The Duluth Library Foundation's Learning & Libations.
The Northland Heart Walk will honor a stroke survivor at their walk Saturday.Â
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and starting Friday, Duluth will be bringing awareness to the disease as the aerial lift bridge and Enger Tower will be lit up in teal.
Thursday, families in Duluth's Hillside neighborhoods celebrated the harvest at Myers–Wilkins Elementary.
If you want a better workout, try a little caffeine before you lace up your tennis shoes.


