Thrill Seekers Look To Tackle Bucket Lists During Pandemic
WCCO looked into why more daredevils are skydiving during the COVID-19 pandemic and what that says about our mental health.
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WCCO looked into why more daredevils are skydiving during the COVID-19 pandemic and what that says about our mental health.
Dry weather in Minnesota is driving black bears closer to campsites and homes.
There is good news for people waiting to adopt a new dog into their family: The Animal Humane Society is now ready to deliver.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey met with community leaders Monday to talk about the future of 38th and Chicago, the intersection where George Floyd was killed in police custody.
Minnesota Reading Corps and Minnesota Math Corps are seeking tutors for the 2020-21 school year to help students struggling with reading and math.
Americans are trading in dress shoes for more comfy options like sneakers, slippers and slides. Formal shoe wear had already been in decline in recent years.
Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak talked about some ways to enjoy this summer weekend.
Viewers will have a week to win prizes following the video's upload by sharing their homemade creations on social media and tagging Lift Bridge and Steady Pour.
A new survey by Top Data shows about 73% of say they're shopping online now more than they did before COVID-19.
Minnesota's health leaders are planning their fight against COVID for one year from now.
It's the fifth year of Twin Cities United Way putting on this event on to get backpacks with school supplies to 40,000 students experiencing poverty.
On Aug. 14 and 15, Twin Cities Pride is offering Queer Black Excellence, a free virtual event to celebrate the Black LGBTQ+ community.
One is designed by artist Cora Hays and is titled "The Power of Education." The rose is displayed at the Kids In Need Foundation headquarters in Roseville where people can drop off donations of school supplies for students and teachers in under-resourced schools across the country.
A new survey by UnitedHealthcare shows more than two-thirds of Americans say walking has been their preferred way to get exercise since the start of the pandemic.
