Governor Walz, alongside other state leaders, is scheduled to discuss the state's efforts in responding to avian flu in Minnesota.

As H5N1, a highly transmissable form of avian influenza, impacts poultry across the country, Minnesota is bracing for an uptick in local farms.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Cat declawing would become illegal in Minnesota under a proposed bill in the Minnesota Legislature.

Minnesota’s State Veterinarian Brian Hoefs said that declaring the state’s poultry free of avian influenza to this point is a ...

State leaders are giving an update on avian influenza (H5N1) in Minnesota. Experts say while numbers are low in Minnesota ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will share details on Wednesday about how the state is fighting the bird flu, which was recently ...

State leaders are providing insight into how they plan to handle a bird flu outbreak in Minnesota that is helping drive egg ...

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The Minnesota Board of Animal Health (MBAH) announced yesterday that testing as part of its milk surveillance program has ...

Minnesota officials have quarantined a Stearns County dairy herd after milk samples tested positive for the H5N1 strain of ...