Beginning Aug. 1, E-Cig Use Will Be Banned In Most Indoor Workplaces, Public Places
A new law in Minnesota will soon ban e-cigarettes and vapes in most indoor workplaces and public places.
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A new law in Minnesota will soon ban e-cigarettes and vapes in most indoor workplaces and public places.
Officers in West St. Paul are now mandated to meet with a therapist. They're getting help with not only their police needs, but also their personal ones.
The state's new opioid law went into effect at the beginning of the month, and parts of it have forced veterinarians to clear up confusion.
Swimmers are being told to avoid Excelsior Beach on Lake Minnetonka and the swimming beach on McCarrons Lake in Roseville.
Just as they have for years, the Quinns escaped most of the Minnesota winter in Florida. Only this time, there were very few beach walks Paul would take alone.
When someone you care about is stressed out, you want to give them some support to help out. Now, a new study is looking at how to approach the situation.
It's the time of year for picnics, outdoor wedding and camping trips – which means lots of food outside.
The court ruled in March in a different case that the Iowa DHS cannot block Medicaid-paid gender reassignment surgeries.
Memorial Blood Centers is asking for more blood donations.
A Twin Cities plant that released a toxic chemical into the air for years faces new fines.
The Famous Dave's location at Calhoun Square in Minneapolis has closed and will be relocated.
Officials say the number of people reportedly sickened while boating around Big Island on Lake Minnetonka over the Fourth of July has grown to nearly 120.
Minnesota saw a big drop in drug overdose deaths in 2018.
A Shoreview couple is battling life-threatening illnesses at the same time, all while trying to be parents to their two boys.
Pet stores sell products to keep dogs and cats calm. And just in time for the Fourth of July fireworks, many pet owners are turning to the newer supplement -- CBD.
