Health and Wellness

Paralytic shellfish poisoning levels (PSP) have finally dropped below toxic levels, though harvesters are reminded to still check on harvest conditions before they start digging.

Residents should still avoid contact with algae blooms at the lake, which can look like scummy or clumpy material in the water.

Though the risk of transmission between humans and birds is low, officials urge people not to handle dead or diseased birds without protection.

The Department of Ecology has launched the campaign to help Washingtonians shop for, plan and store meals efficiently.

Though the carrots are not likely to still be sold in stores, WCHCS says that the carrots may be in people’s homes.

Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is highly contagious and anyone experiencing even mild symptoms should contact their doctor.

The refrigerated food pantry is stocked with free food for community members in need.

The FDA said Wednesday it has begun inspecting Taylor Farm’s processing center in Colorado Springs as well as the Washington state farm.

As a La Niña winter season approaches, community contributor Amy Cloud shares some tips to make sure you are prepared for hazardous weather conditions.

Advocates of fluoridation say it promotes dental health, while critics call it involuntary medication that could be dangerous.