Who doesn't love a kiss from your dog? Dr. Neala Boyer, veterinarian from Kansas State University, discusses the steps you need to take now to make sure that lick doesn't have lots of bacteria with it.

How much do you know about strokes? It's the sixth leading cause of death in Kansas. We will put your knowledge to the test and help you understand the signs of a stroke and the problems they can cause.

Providing emergency care within seconds. Area high schools now have a backpack full of gear to help injured athletes right on the spot. We’ll be live at Blue Valley High School to show you the technology and team helping student athletes return to the field quickly.

For the first time, poisoning deaths are now the leading cause of death for ages 15-24 with a majority of those linked to fentanyl. According to the CDC, more younger people are dying from overdoses instead of what it used to be: car crashes. The growing problem here in the metro with fentanyl and how you can help your teen and children.

Thousands of people in the metro suffer breathing problems and brain fog daily due to COVID. And many long haulers don't have anyone to talk to, until now. We’ll focus on the organization giving them a voice and advice.

Alcohol is not the only beverage that could be endangering your liver. A new study finds some sugar substitutes can be harmful too. In fact, experts say there are some drinks that could be leading you down the road to unhealthy liver function. Our experts explain the problem and look for solutions.

It's an alarming reality. Store shelves where baby formula once sat now empty as the nation deals with a formula shortage. Now many parents are desperately turning to social media and online options to feed their babies. Experts weigh in on the pros and cons.

This is National Women's Health Week, seven days of encouraging women and girls to reflect on their individual health needs. We’ll focus on the best ways to do that now.

Studies find one in ten people in Kansas City has a severe mental disorder. A message from one family after losing their son to suicide. And how the foundation in his name, Carl's Cause, is helping other seeking help.