Twin Ports Mayors Declare World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day has been recognized since 1988, this year Duluth/Superior Pride decided to get involved and host a community event.
Health
PTSD added to Minnesota's medical marijuana program
Minnesota is adding post-traumatic stress disorder as a condition that qualifies for medical marijuana under the state program.
Pillows Donated to St. Luke's Cancer Patients
Hermantown Middle School students created the pillows for cancer patients at St. Luke's hospital
Federal assistance triples in Minnesota, as health premiums rise
Minnesota residents buying health insurance through the state's exchange are getting more help from the federal government.
St. Luke's Recognized as Breastfeeding Friendly
St. Luke's offers breastfeeding room that can be used by employees and visitors
Sabra recalls some hummus flavors due to Listeria concerns
Sabra Dipping Co., LLC has voluntarily recalled certain hummus products made prior to November 8, 2016 after inspectors identified the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes in their manufacturing facility.
Alaska Man Indicted for Threats Against Planned Parenthood
An Alaska man has been indicted after he allegedly suggested a Planned Parenthood clinic in Anchorage should not open because a rocket-propelled grenade was pointed at it.
Workers Share Their Stories for Earned Sick and Safe Time
Students with MPIRG hosted a workers rights event where members of the labor force shared their stories for earned sick and safe time.
Narcan in the Northland: A Second Chance
St. Louis County First Responders are now carrying a drug that saves people from fatal opioid overdoses, giving them a second chance at life.
Integrity Health Network Worried About Blue Cross Blue Shield Contract
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota has ended contracts with independent providers and physicians across the state and that has at least one network concerned.
St. Luke's Second Annual Mental Health Conference
Conference brings forth discussion on mental health care being provided by primary care providers
New Tool Helps Lions Club Screen for Vision Problems
The Duluth Lions Club has a new tool in their paw to help children see better.
Knife Attack at Mental Facility, 7 Hospitalized
Authorities say seven people have been taken to the hospital after a knife attack at a mental health facility near Pittsburgh.
New Emergency Rule Requires Doctors to Learn About Opioid Prescriptions
The State Department of Safety and Professional Services has passed an emergency rule requiring doctors to get biennial training on prescribing opioids.
Northland Kids Get Active with Pokemon Go
A game called Pokemon Go has people all over the world trying to catch 'em all.
