Health

Psychic Uses her Gifts in Superior to Help a Good Cause

Other than a typical fundraiser, "We like to think out of the box,” said Cathy Kates with B105. “There's a lot of runs, there's a lot of walks, there's a lot of spaghetti dinners."

Company Uses Robots to Detect, Prevent Cancer

A San Francisco-based start-up company is using artificial intelligence to detect and prevent cancer, pushing medicine firmly into the 21st century.

Scoop the Poop: Clean Up Pet Waste

With most of the snow melted on city streets, the ugly side of spring is starting to show it's stinky self.

CDC, AMA Develop Type 2 Diabetes Tool Kit

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Medical Association have joined forces to reduce the incidence of type 2 diabetes.

Community Discusses Ways to Alleviate Bullying

In the weeks following a bullying incident that lead to the death of a Duluth teen, a new Facebook page called "Taking a Stand Against Bullying in Superior WI" was started by community members who decided it was time to make a difference.

The Benefits of Baby Sign Language

Parents know the conversation too well. Your baby is clearly trying to tell you something, but they haven't mastered the use of words yet.

Elderly, People With Disabilities in Superior Face Cuts

"We are licensed for the advanced aged and Alzheimer's, dementia," Harmony Homes administrator Pamela Clark said.

U.S. Senators Introduce Medical Marijuana Bill

Three U.S. senators have unveiled a bill that, if passed, could end the federal ban on medical marijuana.

Medical Marijuana Operations Restricted to Specific Zones

Duluth City Officials are setting limits on where a medical marijuana distribution center can be placed in the city and many locations are already being considered in a recent proposal.