Minnesota urges MA and MinnesotaCare beneficiaries to keep their contact details current to prevent loss of health coverage, with instructions available in multiple languages.

The Minnesota Department of Health updated its guidance levels for PFOS and PFOA in drinking water, with Woodbury taking steps to address the new standards.

Local health officials in Dakota County, Minnesota, warn about high radon levels in homes, urging residents to test with free kits they provide. Radon, a cancer-causing gas, affects 40% of state homes.

The City's Health Department is offering 400 free radon test kits to residents to detect the cancer-causing gas in homes, as part of Radon Action Month.

The Minnesota Gophers have hired Corey Hetherman as defensive coordinator and Bob Ligashesky for special teams, both of whom have extensive coaching experience.

The Bloomington Police Dept has launched a pilot program integrating therapists to respond immediately and provide on-site therapy for mental health 911 calls.

Americans prioritize fitness in their 2024 New Year's resolutions, with less focus on mental health compared to previous years, but most expect to abandon their goals within months.

The Coon Rapids Fire Department is organizing a blood drive with the American Red Cross to aid local health needs, scheduled for January 8 at the Coon Rapids Civic Center.

The Minnesota Vikings are facing a tough season with recent injuries to T.J. Hockenson and D.J. Wonnum, while rookie Jordan Addison is questionable for the next game.

A musician with ALS donated her piano to a church in Brooklyn Park after it was damaged by arson, spreading joy and continuing her father's legacy of support for the Salvation Army.

New Yorkers are advised to perform maintenance on their heating systems for safety and efficiency as colder weather approaches, with experts stressing the importance of regular checks and functional smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

COVID cases are rising in Minnesota, with the new JN.1 variant accounting for 20% of cases. Wastewater data from St. Cloud and Fergus Falls shows a 120% increase in virus levels.

Wright County Parks & Recreation offers winter activities, including the "Little Naturalist" and "Nature & Learn" programs for kids, "Lantern Ski" for adults, a "Sweetheart Snowshoe Hike," and a "Buckthorn Hiking Sticks" workshop.