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With flu cases increasing across Minnesota, experts say preparation matters. These common items can help ease symptoms and protect your household.

Influenza season is here! Learn about the 10 high-risk spots in Minnesota and Wisconsin where you're most likely to catch the flu.

St. Cloud Hospital and hospitals throughout the country are experiencing a triple threat of respiratory illnesses which includes, flu, COVID-19 and RSV. Doctor George Morris is the Physician/Vice-President for Performance Excellence at CentraCare. He joined me on WJON.

While the emerging threats from the new coronavirus dominate the news, influenza has claimed the lives of another 15 people in Minnesota.

Influenza has claimed the life of another child in Minnesota.

Flu season in Minnesota is off to an unusual start, with the B strain of influenza causing most of the lab-confirmed cases instead of the usual A strain.

Flu activity in Minnesota ramped up considerably last week, with the State Department of Health raising its rating of overall influenza activity statewide from "local" to "regional."

State health officials today reported the season's first flu-related death in Minnesota.

The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting an increase in flu activity.

Minnesotans are still getting sick, but one of the worst flu seasons in many years appears to be winding down in the state.

Overall flu activity in Minnesota remains classified as “regional” by state health officials, but the latest influenza update from the State Health Department shows flu activity continued to drop off last week.

Indicators tracked by state health officials suggest flu activity in Minnesota continued to decline last week.

The ebbing flu season in Minnesota has claimed another young life.

Minnesota experienced its 5th straight week of widespread influenza activity last week.