Lisa Furgison
Lisa Furgison has close to a decade of journalism experience. She currently works for a television news station in Minneapolis and writes articles for several websites.
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Baby Treated for Rare Case of MeaslesA Minneapolis baby was diagnosed with measles, a rare illness that has been controlled in the U.S. due to high vaccination rates.
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New Garden Idea: Start Seeds in Milk JugsForget starting your seeds indoors with grow lamps, try starting them outdoors in milk jugs. I'll tell you how. -
The Meaning and Traditions Behind EasterEaster is a popular holiday, but what's the meaning behind it. And where did all the iconic Easter traditions come from like hiding eggs?
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Gas Prices Continue to ClimbGas prices are climbing and it's taking a toll on consumers and businesses. Industry analysts say the political unrest in Africa and the Middle East could push gas prices to $5 a gallon.
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Discovery Launches into SpaceNASA's future changes course as Discovery lifts off for its final mission.
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Educators Work to Feed StudentsMany parents count on free or reduced lunch programs to make sure their child gets at least one healthy meal a day, but what happens when school is out for summer?
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The best spots to watch March Madness in MinneapolisIf you're into basketball your bracket isn't the only thing you'll want to study up on, finding the right bar should also be on your homework list. Never fear, I've got the five best spots to catch all the March Madness you want in Minneapolis.
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The Worst Road Trip EverWe had plans of a week long camping trip filled with hikes and wildlife. What we got was much different.
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Teachers Continue to Protest in WisconsinTeachers in Wisconsin continue to protest a bill that could undermine the power of unions. Like many states, Wisconsin is dealing with a budget crisis that is creating public outrage.Also published on:
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A New Treatment for Head LiceIt's one of the those nagging problems that parents will likely deal with at least once in their child's life: head lice. The tiny bugs can be tough to get rid of, but the FDA just approved a new treatment.
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Running Events Near Minneapolis/St. PaulLace up your running shoes, it's time to start running. Whether you're an experienced runner or just starting out, there is a race for you.
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What's Next for Egypt?After weeks of protests, talks now focus on Egypt's future after Hosni Mubarak stepped down. The military is currently in control, but a list of presidential hopefuls is already being talked about.
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Egyptian President Transfers Power, but Won't Step DownPresident Hosni Mubarak told the Egyptian people he would transfer some power to the Vice President Omar Suleiman, but protesters say that's not enough. Now analysts are trying to figure out the political future of the torn country.
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Cases of Diabetes Climb Faster Than ExpectedThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say one in three Americans could be diagnosed with diabetes by the year 2050, but doctors say there is a way to prevent it.Also published on:
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The End of a Video Game: 'Guitar Hero' is OverIt's true. The popular rocker video game series has come to an end. The game's creators say it's just not making enough money.
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Whooping Cough Cases Climb in MinnesotaMinnesota is dealing with a peak number of whopping cough cases and now officials are urging people to get a new booster shot to fight against the highly contagious disease.
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College Students Struggle with ObesityCollege students aren't known for their healthy eating habits, but one campus is trying to help change that.Also published on:
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St. Patrick's Day Events in Minneapolis and St. PaulOn St. Patrick's Day everyone is Irish! There are a ton of events happening in Twin Cities.
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Bed Bug Population on the RiseIt's official. The bed bug population is increasing across the U.S. The tiny blood-sucking bugs are hard to get rid of and can be expensive to deal with.Also published on:
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Interactive Teaching Making Headlines in MinnesotaEducation is different than it was 20 years ago. Interactive teaching is engaging students and increasing class participation.
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Teen Lesbians Make a Stand at SchoolA lesbian couple takes on a school district after they were told they couldn't walk into a pep fest together. The girls filed a lawsuit, but the two sides were able to come to an agreement through mediation.
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Counselors Warn of New Drug CrazeDrug counselors are alerting parents about a new drug fad. They say teens are smoking a type of incense product to get high. Now lawmakers are trying to ban the product from store shelves.