Iowans Are Spending Less on Health Insurance Than Most Others In The Country
Health insurance now eats up nearly 8% of the average Iowa household's monthly budget — and that number has been quietly climbing.
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Why Kids Between 3 And 8 Get So Many Ear Infections
A tiny tube behind your eardrum does a big job — and when it stops working, kids between 3 and 8 can pay a real price in ways parents might not expect.
3 Things Minnesotans Can Do To Prep For Incoming Heat Wave
Get ready, Minnesota! A heat wave is rolling in, and it’s bringing some serious temperatures and thunderstorms right along with it.
Illinois Doctors Find Ozempic Users May Be Skipping the Gym
New research suggests some GLP-1 users may be relying on medication while exercising less than before.
Quad Cities Water Supply Deemed “Safe” By The Company Supplying The Water
The latest water quality report is in, and it brings good news for the Quad Cities—safe drinking water is a priority, but some concerns linger.
Wisconsin Takes Action Against Ticks
A mild winter helped create one of the worst tick seasons in years. Now Wisconsin parks are adding tick check stations to help visitors stay safe.
Feeling Stressed? Start With A Change Of Scenery By Moving To Iowa.
Stress management might be the key to a happier life. Simple lifestyle changes could make all the difference, no matter where you live.
Minnesota Pet Owners Need To Be On The Look Out For Ticks
Bobcat Fever is on the rise, and it’s creeping closer to home. Let’s talk about what that means for your pets.
Illinois Officials Warn Residents After Rabid Bat Discovery
The Illinois Department of Public Health confirmed a rabid bat case in Park Ridge and urged residents to stay away from bats.
EPA Sending Iowa $46 Million To Remove Lead Pipes And Improve Drinking Water
A hefty chunk of change is heading Iowa's way to tackle a serious health issue lurking in our drinking water.