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Stay safe and alert, Idaho! Here's what you need to know in order to protect you and your family.

Have you noticed that flu cases are almost non-existent right now? There are two things Idahoans are doing to kick it to the curb.

With the kids back in school this week, you know the germs will be coming back to the house at some point. But there are at least five things we can do to ward off the flu before it gets a grip.

Here comes flu season, and keeping your co-workers' germs away involves more than a quick squirt of hand sanitizer. There's an art to killing viruses, and it requires more patience than we've had so far.

Another round of the influenza virus is sweeping through Idaho and has killed eight people over the past few weeks. Seven of them lived in Ada County.

The flu has been bad this season, but sometimes we forget that it can hit our pets. Contagious dog flu has been confirmed in the Treasure Valley. Here's what you need to know to keep your four legged friend safe and well.

One minute she was doing her homework and playing, and within an hour or two she was complaining of being cold and achy, so I took her temperature. It was 104.4! What happened next taught me something.

The flu is hitting humans hard right now, and our dogs are not immune. I think my dog, Libby, has come down with something so I've come up with some signs we can all watch for. Canine Influenza is highly contagious!

If it hasn't hit you, there's no doubt someone in your home, workplace, or circle of friends has probably been down with the flu this year, and it's more sever than usual.

The influenza virus in Idaho is quickly becoming an epidemic. 13 people have already died this season which is the most in the past eight years.