Medicine shortages hit as child respiratory illnesses add stress to Thanksgiving
There may not be a shortage of food this Thanksgiving, but there is a shortage of critical medicines to help kids fight the flu and infections.
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There may not be a shortage of food this Thanksgiving, but there is a shortage of critical medicines to help kids fight the flu and infections.
The latest numbers from late last week show more than 180 RSV hospitalizations in the Twin Cities metro area, most of them children.
Minnesota's medical community is coming together to address the spike in cases of respiratory illnesses in children ahead of the busy holiday season. Watch an extended cut of a news conference held Monday morning.
Flu season is back with a vengeance this year. Hospitalizations are up and outbreaks are closing some schools, all earlier than in years past.
If you're looking to visit a clinic, urgent care or hospital emergency room in the Twin Cities metro, you could find yourself waiting up to, or more than, three hours this weekend.
The number of Minnesotans hospitalized due to influenza and RSV increased again at the end of October, according to state health data.
The number of Minnesotans hospitalized due to influenza and RSV increased again at the end of October, according to state health data.
The flu season is expected to be more severe than normal this year, and doctors are asking everyone to get vaccinated now.
WCCO’s Marielle Mohs explains why the severe RSV season we’re seeing could make the flu even worse.
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Wisconsin voters are casting the first ballots in a pivotal state Supreme Court race that will determine whether liberal or conservative justices control the highest court in the crucial presidential battleground.
The fields for the NCAA basketball tournaments are set, and while the Minnesota men won't be dancing, some other local teams have punched their ticket.
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University of Wisconsin-River Falls debuts it a cheesemaking course at its on-campus dairy plant.
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The case of a former state senator charged in a sex scandal gets more complicated.
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A 35-year-old Eden Prairie man is accused of sexually assaulting a boy and coercing him into sending graphic images.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota says the group of 11 people conspired to possess methamphetamine with the intent to distribute it.
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After a chilly weekend, it will feel more like spring in Minnesota this week.
In Minnesota, weather can be all over the place. Here at WCCO, we want to give you what you need to prepare for what's happening next.
After a chilly weekend, this week will feel more like spring in Minnesota.
Most of next week looks calmer with only a weak system coming into Tuesday, bringing the chance for a few rain and snow showers.
Expect seasonable temps in the 40s to start the week before we warm back into the 60s for Thursday and Friday.
The case of a former state senator charged in a sex scandal gets more complicated.
After a chilly weekend, this week will feel more like spring in Minnesota.
Most of next week looks calmer with only a weak system coming into Tuesday, bringing the chance for a few rain and snow showers.
Minnesota has been at the forefront of passing laws to make life for the estimated 81,000 undocumented residents in the state easier.
Students at the Open World Learning School are creating an interactive play addressing the decisions people make and how they impact the environment.