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More than 100 Minnesotans have been sickened in this latest foodborne illness outbreak.

Officials stressed the risk to the public is very low.

New guidelines from the health department are shaking things up for local anglers—some fish are now on the 'watch' list for mercury levels.

“I never thought my house in Rochester would be one of the statistics…until it was.”

Minnesotans have reportedly been getting sick with the same strain of Salmonella, prompting officials to issue a formal warning.

The potentially deadly illness has been reported in Minnesota and a handful of other states.

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

While most people experience mild or no symptoms, some people can develop a dangerous inflammation of the brain.

Did you know that 1 in 3 blacklegged ticks in Minnesota carry the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease? Here are the counties most at risk for tickborne illnesses.

A new report prompted officials to address the lack of radon testing in schools. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in America.

Bodies of water in the Duluth area, Twin Cities, and elsewhere around the state now have new warnings.

State Health officials say more than 100 additional workers are being sent "at risk" notices or are being told previously extended job offers have been rescinded.