allergies

Fall allergies got you down? We could see some relief at the end of the month.

A runny nose in the winter could coming from what's going on inside your house instead of outside. Here are 5 tips to help in the battle with winter allergies.

Spring, summer and early fall are prime times for seasonal environmental allergies in Minnesota.

Autumn's have been longer and warmer over the years, and so have spring planting seasons.

This kind of poor air quality is something fairly new to Minnesotans.

There have been multiple articles written online this past month comparing summer cold symptoms to those that come with COVID-19.

As summer continues to fade and we turn our attention to fall, seasonal allergies are also entering a peak time.

Spring has officially hit Minnesota. And with all the rain and sunshine, we get pollen and everything else we are allergic to. Some people would rather not take a handful of pills to make themselves feel better though. So here are six natural remedies to help clear out those sinuses.

A new study from the University of Arizona found that people who let dogs lick their face may experience less allergy symptoms than people who don't let their furry companions lick them.