A group of Minnesotans are suing local hospitals after losing loved ones to COVID-19
A group of Minnesotans gather together to share stories about COVID-19 and the loved ones they lost.
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A group of Minnesotans gather together to share stories about COVID-19 and the loved ones they lost.
Talking Points covered a wide variety of topics in 2023. Esme Murphy dived into the stories making headlines that impact our lives and our community.
As we prepare to start a new year, we know many of you will be making goals and resolutions. Elizabeth Vander Laan, a registered dietitian and nutritionist with Allina Health, talks about where you should start when it comes to your health.
Attorneys for a woman who was denied emergency contraception in 2019 told the Minnesota Court of Appeals the pharmacist who refused to fill the prescription discriminated against her on the basis of her sex.
New data from CDC shows a troubling jump in the number of patients with COVID, Flu and RSV needing to be hospitalized. In health watch this evening, Danya Bacchus has more on how you can try to keep your family healthy.
Wisconsin's top Republican wants to let voters decide whether to shorten the length of time that pregnant women can legally seek abortions.
Physicians and the former sole abortion provider in North Dakota are asking a state district court judge to temporarily block enforcement of part of a revised law that bans most abortions so doctors can perform the procedure to save patients' lives or health.
A Republican district attorney has appealed a court ruling that determined an 1849 Wisconsin law does not ban abortions, a decision that cleared the way for abortions to resume in the state.
It’s official: the University of Minnesota Medical School is set to expand in St. Cloud. Collaborators put pen to paper this morning finalizing the first expansion in decades. Beret Leone has the details.
Are you looking to get a good job in the health care industry? The price is right for this school. And they're hoping find students to start in just a couple months. Ubah Ali takes us inside Healthy Helpful Insight Institute.
A Black Ohio woman who miscarried in her bathroom has been charged with abuse of a corpse.
If the the health department finds a violation, they will issue a correction order. If the problem persists, they can fine businesses up to $10,000 per incident.
It's the time of year for giving and a Minnesotan is doing so on a scale so large, it can't be measured. It's a mission one woman started after her greatest gift was taken away.
St. Cloud will soon be home to a new University of Minnesota Medical School campus.
Casual dining chain faces another wrongful death suit related to its Charged Lemonade after cardiac arrest of Florida man.
Living to 100 may seem like a major feat, but there are communities around the world where it's common. They're called "Blue Zones." Several years ago, a Minnesota community decided it wanted families to follow his guidance. WCCO's Erin Hassanzadeh traveled to Albert Lea to see how it's going.
Mayo will add five new buildings with 2.4 million square feet of space as part of the project. They'll be designed so their spaces can be easily converted to new uses when needs change, such as from patient rooms to operating rooms.
Health experts warn contaminated cantaloupe is making people sick across the country. So far, there have been 99 salmonella cases in more than two dozen states. Caroline Cummings reports on what fans of the fruit need to know to stay safe.
CDC investigating fruit from HMC Farms after one person died and 10 are hospitalized following a listeria outbreak.
The FDA has lengthened the shelf lives of some COVID-19 tests that still deliver accurate results past their printed expiration dates.
Cole Koepke was en route to a minor league game with Syracuse of the AHL when he heard from a friend that Adam Johnson had been cut by a skate blade during a hockey game in Britain.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, thousands of Minnesotans could be drinking contaminated water and not even know it.
Earl Meyer remembers in vivid detail when his platoon came under heavy fire during the Korean War -- he still has shrapnel embedded in his thigh. But over 70 years later, the 96-year-old is still waiting for the U.S. Army to recognize his injury.
Michael J. Fox also talked about facing the condition and how his wife, Tracy Pollan, is his biggest champion.
Aaron James lost most of his face in a 2021 work accident where he accidentally touched a live wire.
