Anti-Abortion, Abortion Rights Supporters Rally In St. Paul
Anti-abortion and abortion rights supporters gathered outside the Planned Parenthood on University Avenue in St. Paul Sunday afternoon.
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Anti-abortion and abortion rights supporters gathered outside the Planned Parenthood on University Avenue in St. Paul Sunday afternoon.
Enrollment is open for Minnesota's health insurance marketplace.
The Minneapolis Police Department now has a robust peer support team to make sure officers are not dealing with trauma alone.
We try to eat healthier, especially when feeding our families. That can get expensive, so when does it pay to go organic? To get the USDA Organic Seal, crops cannot have any genetically-modified organisms, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, irradiation or certain pesticides. A short list of pesticides are allowed.
In the rough and tumble world of professional football, there's a fragility much deeper than muscle strains and broken bones.
First-time mothers in the United States grew older on average over the past decade while total fertility rates declined, a new government report shows.
Mounds View High School senior Michael Cao created an app that works with VR goggles.
Officials say dozens of people across the country have been infected with a drug-resistant strain of salmonella.
Minnesota's attorney general is going after three drug manufacturers who make insulin for people with diabetes, claiming the companies are gouging diabetics with steep price increases.
On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced it wants to require pharmaceutical companies to list the price of prescription drugs in television ads.
State health officials are investigating another case of a rare illness in a child in Minnesota. There are now seven cases of Acute Flaccid Myelitis, or AFM. All the kids live in the metro, are under the age of 10 and had a virus before being diagnosed. Its symptoms are similar to polio.
Combined with previous budgetary maneuvers agreed by outgoing Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and Republicans, more than $2 billion in a new state budget and health care for millions of Minnesotans is up in the air.
It is a little before 6 a.m. at the Douglas Dayton YMCA in downtown Minneapolis. While many of us are still counting sheep, there are close to 20 "spin-enthusiasts" that are counting down the minutes to the beginning of a grueling, hour-long spin class that will surely put them to the test.
A Twin Cities woman says she had to have surgery after getting a flu shot. The condition is called SIRVA, which stands for "Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration."
It's called Keen, a smart bracelet with a secret skill. It's for people who need help managing impulse control issues.
