health

With symptoms like fever and rash, measles can be more than just a nuisance. Local experts are sounding the alarm for a reason.

A Chicago man appeared on My Strange Addiction admitting he eats up to 100 live bugs a day, including crickets and cockroaches.

Turns out, that age-old warning about wet hair and colds is just a tale from our childhoods. Let's sort myth from reality today.

State health officials say all of the new cases involved unvaccinated people and were tied to domestic and international travel.

As kids head back to school, a local pediatrician shares key vaccination tips every parent should keep in mind for a healthy start.

This summer’s wet weather has turned lawns into mushroom hotspots. Some are harmless, while others might just take you on a wild trip – literally.

Who would have thought dry weather could kick off tick season early? Let’s chat about what that means for outdoor lovers.

A significant measles outbreak is sweeping the U.S., with 2025 on track to be the worst year in three decades. Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota explains what measles is and the CDC offers the best way to protect yourself and your family.

Xcel Energy tackles the ongoing tritium leak at Monticello Nuclear Power, with updates on safety and groundwater management for local residents.

A local gym observation raises questions about safety and hygiene: is it acceptable to work out in socks instead of shoes? Explore the pros and cons of gym footwear.