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Black bean salad, Hawaiian chicken wrap with spinach, roasted beets and vegetables, sounds like a restaurant menu doesn't it? It's actually some of the things that will be on the lunch menu for Minnesota school kids next fall.
The Federal Drug Administration is changing the rules for companies who make sunscreen.
Some of the top sleep experts in the country are in the Twin Cities this week to share studies and advice.
Minnesota Democrats and Republicans are joining forces to focus on workplace wellness.
For weeks, everyone has been talking about the possible Minnesota government shutdown on July 1. For most, a shutdown would be an inconvenience. For some, it would be the loss of a job. But for some families, a shutdown means separation.
Garry Schindler choose to build his life in rural Minnesota to escape the stress of the city. But, as a state worker, his two hour separation from St. Paul isn't enough to spare him any worry.
U.S. Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota got some first-hand information Saturday on how cuts in Medicaid would affect the disabled.
As any allergy sufferer knows, the sneezing, sniffling and watery eyes caused by pollen allergies is often times simply too much to bear.
A Wyoming, Minn. couple expecting the birth of their second child didn't think he would come into the world as quickly as he did.
A federal mediator has called another bargaining session for a northeastern Minnesota hospital where nurses are threatening to strike.
It's been six weeks since the state's last measles case. The totals from the state's worst outbreak in years stand at 23 cases including 14 children who had to be hospitalized. But there were no deaths.
The law requires coaches to complete online training on the signs and symptoms of concussions.
Health care spending in Minnesota rose to $36 billion in 2009, but state officials say the rate of growth fell to its lowest level in more than a decade.
Athletes are having a difficult time playing sports in this extreme heat.
How comfortable would you be with knowing how long you had to live? There's a simple blood test that will soon be available that may be able to tell how fast a person is aging.
