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Your first memory of vitamins may involve Flintstones chewables. But if you were born after 1961, a doctor probably gave you vitamin K shortly after birth. For decades, U.S. health officials have recommended the shot to prevent dangerous internal bleeding in babies.

Facts on the vitamin K shot for newborns Source: Politifacts.com

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WRN Deep Dive: Celebrating Wisconsin’s Ag Industry on National Agriculture Day

Tuesday, March 24th, is National Ag Day, observed annually to recognize the role farmers and agribusinesses play in providing food, fuel and fiber across the country. WRN’s Sean Maloney talked with Wisconsin Department of Ag, Trade and Consumer Protection Secretary Randy Romanski about all things Wisconsin ag, including what challenges faces local producers, avian influenza, […] Source: WRN.com

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A group of liberal activists visited Cuba to deliver aid amid a deepening humanitarian crisis. Did they stay in five-star hotels? Did they have to? Did an activist concert lead to Cuban deaths? We fact-checked these claims.

Did activists cause power outage and patient deaths in Cuba? Source: Politifacts.com

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In land of tall corn, is it a tall order to ask Cyclones and Hawkeyes fans to unite for Sweet 16?

The Iowa State Cyclones and Iowa Hawkeyes are in the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time in men’s basketball. The rivalry between the schools is strong so it is doubtful the fan bases will fully support each other. All… Source: LacrosseTribune.com