The 2019 Minnesota Legislature Is Now In Session
The 2019 Minnesota Legislature got off to a fast start at the State Capitol in St. Paul Tuesday.
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The 2019 Minnesota Legislature got off to a fast start at the State Capitol in St. Paul Tuesday.
Health advocates are celebrating a medical milestone. The number of Americans dying from cancer is dropping.
Hy-Vee is voluntarily recalling several varieties of cheesecake that were made with Diamond Crystal mixes due to the risk of salmonella contamination.
Above-freezing temperatures during the day Thursday are giving way to below-freezing temperatures overnight in the Twin Cities.
As Minnesota makes its way through the darkest part of the year, people who endure it have to get creative with ways to fight the fatigue often associated with seasonal affective disorder.
He said the community meetings he's already held in Duluth and Albert Lea are giving him insights into how best to approach those issues.
As of right now, 10 states already allow for recreational marijuana, along with the District of Columbia.
Carbonated alcohol, like champagne, can also worsen a hangover because the carbonation facilitates alcohol absorption.
Jennie-O Turkey is recalling some of its ground turkey products because of possible salmonella contamination.
A new study released by the University of Minnesota says infections like pneumonia increase the risk for heart attack and stroke over a shorter time frame than chronic illnesses.
A new survey from the University of Chicago finds 41 percent of Americans say they don't plan to get the flu vaccine this year. Almost one-third of those people say that's because they believe the shot doesn't work.
The Minnesota Department of Health announced Thursday it secured more than $20 million over the next five years to put toward efforts to prevent heart disease, diabetes and stroke.
MNsure's CEO says rates for private health insurance are lower this year, and you could save even more if you qualify for tax rebates.
Cold season is in full swing and Consumer Reports has a new warning out.
A two-week supply of insulin for diabetic Quinn Nystrom can cost anywhere from $300 to $400 per vial.
