Group Pushes Back On 'Restrictive' Minnesota Abortion Laws
The group Gender Justice announced the launch of their campaign "UnRestrict Minnesota."
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The group Gender Justice announced the launch of their campaign "UnRestrict Minnesota."
The Minnesota Department of Health has unveiled a plan, called "END HIV MN", which has the goal of ending the HIV epidemic in Minnesota.
A group of over 100 nursing home workers in Elk River have announced a two-day strike set for early June.
Excuses like "lack of motivation" and "intimidation" are just a couple of reasons why many of us don't go to the gym. But there is a chain of workout centers where those excuses, just like the unwanted pounds, seem to melt away.
Many nurses are spending the day standing outside a Minneapolis hospital picketing Wednesday. It's part of the union's effort to get a contract on the table that all sides can agree on.
Eli Lilly's lower-cost version of its Humalog insulin still costs much more than insulin sold outside the U.S.
Symptoms of salmonellosis are similar to the flu. The same product sold at Kwik Trip stores last June sickened more than a dozen people in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Vienna Beef announced Saturday that they are recalling over 2,000 pounds of beef frank links because of concerns they may be contaminated with metal.
For the first time, a large experiment suggests that trimming dietary fat and eating more fruits and vegetables may lower a woman's risk of dying of breast cancer.
"It's been cancer, it's been birth defects, it's rheumatological issues, it's been neurological issues. TCE has a long breadth of diseases and problems it causes," Salita said.
A Twin Cities manufacturer shocked its neighbors when it made an alarming admission: A cancer-causing chemical had been leaking for years. Leaders asked, "How did this happen?" And we asked, "How are the people?" Our answers have a troubling theme.
St. Paul ranked in the top 10 as well, coming in behind Washington, D.C. to place seventh overall.
If there is no agreement by next Monday the legislature will have to go into special session to avoid a state government shutdown July 1.
While drug addiction and abuse remain at issue in Minnesota, comparatively speaking with the rest of the nation the state is in a great standing.
