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Garden On Wheels offers organic food, not flowers (Daily Vidette)

Organic food has become quite the trend in recent years, and with sustainability and the environment on everybody's minds, it seems the trend is here to stay. Although high prices and a lack of variety at the grocery store hinder many from actually trying synthetic-free food, there are companies out there willing to help.

FDA: Medtronic pump recall 'most serious' (Pioneer Press)

An August recall of drug pumps by Fridley-based Medtronic was deemed "class 1" - the most serious type - by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the agency reported on its Web site Monday. Medtronic last year recalled eight models of its SynchroMed implantable pain pump because certain pump motors manufactured before September 1999 were found to run a greater risk of stalling because of ...

Jake's Pizza back in B-N (The Pantagraph)

NORMAL — Jake’s Pizza has returned to the Twin Cities in a new location and with a new franchise owner.

Giving time to save lives, Evansville hospital patients received more than 16,000 blood transfusions last year (Evansville Courier & Press)

Last year, patients at Deaconess Hospital and St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville received more than 16,000 blood transfusions — the majority of the blood collected by the American Red Cross at its two centers on Stockwell Road and Locust Creek Drive, as well as at mobile community drives.

Red Cross leaves, help still available (Pontiac Daily Leader)

American Red Cross volunteers and officials packed up their belongings and pulled away from Pontiac City Hall council chambers Thursday after helping provide aid in response to the community's needs following its disastrous flood that struck more than two weeks ago.