Wisconsin Assembly Approves 20-Week Abortion Ban
The state Assembly has passed a bill banning non-emergency abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Health
Minnesota Boy Dies After Contracting Brain Infection While Swimming
A 14-year-old boy who developed a rare brain infection after swimming in a western Minnesota lake has died.
Bent Paddle Hosts Blood Drive
Bent Paddle Brewery teamed up with Memorial Blood Centers to draw in donors Wednesday night.
Heroin-Related Overdoses on the Rise
New numbers from the federal government are shedding light on what's being called a heroin epidemic across the country.
Local Doctors See Effects From Canadian Wild Fires
The hazy skies are slowly starting to disappear, but local doctors are still seeing the effects from the Canadian wild fires.
Government Center Gets 'Wild' With Art
Duluth's Government Center is finding a way to elevate the human spirit through art.
Study: Foodies Are Healthier Than Picky Eaters
While you may associate foodies or adventurous eaters with indulgent eating or eating to excess, that may not be the case.
Softball Team Hosts Benefit for Lightning Victims
Tuesday, the Mountain Iron girls softball team took the field wearing red, while their rival, Cherry, wore orange. But, regardless of jersey color, all the girls took the field offering their support for the Mott family.
Surgery, Lifestyle Changes Help Obese Patients With Diabetes
A new study suggests weight-loss surgery combined with lifestyle changes may be a more effective treatment for obese patients with type-two diabetes compared to the changes alone.
Farmer's Market Opens in Hermantown
Vendors Selling Everything From Trees to Grilled Cheese in Hermantown
Free Dental Clinic Coming to DECC
Volunteers from all over Minnesota will be at the DECC July 17 and 18, providing free dental care.
Fundraisers Set for Victims of Lightning Strike
Two of the victims of last week's lightning strikes are continuing to recover.
Air Pollution Warning Issued for Northern Minnesota
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is issuing an air pollution warning for northern Minnesota due to smoke from wildfires in Canada.
Canadian wildfires trigger pollution advisory in Minnesota
The thick haze caused by smoke from more than 100 Canadian wildfires has triggered an air pollution health advisory across a large part of Minnesota.
CDC: Fireworks Can Cause Health Problems
Fourth of July fireworks cannot only injure your eyes and hands; they might also take a toll on your lungs.
