(Learfield) – Minnesota animal health officials are warning rabbit owners after a highly contagious and deadly disease struck two colonies in Lake of the Woods County. Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus type 2 was confirmed in one colony after about 15 percent of its rabbits suddenly died. A second colony less than a mile away lost about half its rabbits and is considered a presumed case. Officials say RHDV2 can kill up to 90 percent of infected rabbits. Owners are encouraged to consider vaccination and take precautions to prevent the virus from spreading. The disease is not known to affect people.
Game and Fish declares deer season changes due to EHD outbreak
(KFYR) - State officials are announcing changes to the deer season because of the E-H-D outbreak in white-tailed deer to protect an already slow-to-rebound population. The harvest of antlerless white-tailed deer units is prohibited and includes all l...
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Grand Forks Clinic and affiliated dialysis companies file for bankruptcy
(Valley News Live) - Seven affiliated Grand Forks health care and business entities filed separate Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions Oct. 16 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of North Dakota. The filings were all entered within 26 minutes o...
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McKenzie County Sheriff's Office Asking The Public To Help Find Missing 35-Year-Old Man
(KNOX) - The McKenzie County Sheriff's Office is asking the public to help find a missing 35-year-old man. Daniel Rausch is reported to have last been seen on October 9 when he was walking south of Watford City on South Highway 85. Rausch is 6'1"...
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Mike Lindell Says He's Dropping Legal Challenge, Endorsing Lisa Demuth
(KNOX) - MyPillow founder Mike Lindell says he is dropping his legal challenge about voting irregularities he claimed in the Minnesota GOP gubernatorial primary. Lindell lost in the primary, and he says he will be supporting GOP nominee and Minnesota...
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