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Health experts across the country, including influenza specialists, are worried that the U.S. will experience a severe flu season this year and vaccinations help.

Ever wonder why people in the Midwest are so hearty and healthy? It turns out that we have some pretty interesting family health traditions we've passed along through the years.

On Thursday the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention authorized booster shots of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for specific populations.

There was already a U of M policy for facial coverings and now there is one for COVID-19 vaccinations.

St. Luke's in Duluth has announced all staff must receive COVID-19 vaccine, unless they officially qualify for an exemption.

Just about every policy update recently includes a plea to get a vaccine if physically able. Essentia Health just went a step further.

Our smoky, unhealthy air will linger longer than originally expected.

Watch out for these warning signs of heat stroke and heat exhaustion and do not leave kids or pets in any vehicle.

COVID-19 positivity rates decreasing, vaccinations increasing and fewer patients requiring hospitalization due to COVID-19. Mask requirements remain in place.

The Centers For Disease Control has issued an alert regarding salmonella outbreaks that have been linked to contact with backyard poultry.

Here's why and what you can donate to your local store today.

We've become so used to so many things - here's what will probably stick.