Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota Hosts Duluth Conference
The Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota kicked off its Midwest Seizure Smart Conference at the Radisson in Duluth Thursday.
Health
Reducing Inflammation With Your Diet
Many times when something hurts it's because of some sort of inflammation.
Duluth Police Chief Wants Stricter Methadone Regulation
Duluth Police Chief Gordon Ramsay is calling for stricter rules for methadone treatment patients in the city.
Evolve Duluth Takes Yoga Outside
Local yogis took in the beautiful scenery and practiced their craft near the Lakewalk Wednesday.
New Drug May Help Clear Plaque Causing Alzheimer's
A new treatment is showing promise in battling Alzheimer's disease.
Northlanders to Receive Free Dental Care
Find out when and where you can get free dental care this weekend!
EMT Volunteers Always Needed
Besides the need for volunteer firefighters, there’s also a strong need for paramedics and other EMTs across the 18,000 square miles of the Arrowhead region.
Doctors: Rheumatoid Arthritis Affects Heart Disease Risk
People who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis are mostly focused on getting the disease under control and easing the joint pain.
Finke's Berry Farm Bustling as Strawberries Hit Prime
Here in the Northland we are in the midst of prime strawberry picking season.
CDC: 1 in 10 Americans Gets Enough Fruit, Veggies
Only about one in every ten Americans eats enough fruit and vegetables, according to a new study.
First Witness Hosts Child Abuse Conference
Duluth hosting child abuse prevention conference, Monday and Tuesday.
Northlanders Shouldn't Fear "Brain Eating Amoeba"
The parasite dubbed the "Brain Eating Amoeba" is almost always fatal, but extremely uncommon.
Relay for Life of Douglas County Underway
Friday night, people of Superior celebrated and honored cancer survivors, as well as remembered those who lost the fight.
Safe Practices When Diving into Water
Temperatures are heating up, and for many of us that means playing in the water.
CDC: Some Antidepressants Increase Birth Defect Risk
Two popular antidepressants may increase the risk of birth defects in babies of mothers who took them, according to a new study done by the Centers for Disease Control.
