So Good So You
Minneapolis-based beverage company So Good So You is behind the colorful little "juice shots" people all around the country are turning to when they need to switch gears, break up the day, take a sec for self-care, or re energize.
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Minneapolis-based beverage company So Good So You is behind the colorful little "juice shots" people all around the country are turning to when they need to switch gears, break up the day, take a sec for self-care, or re energize.
A recent survey by MyBioSource.com shows 63% of Minnesotans will vacation close to home this summer.
At 10p.m. Friday, the eastbound lanes of Interstate 94 between Interstate 35W and Highway 280 will close for construction.
For a district to reopen, it first has to look at the COVID-19 case numbers in its county for the last two weeks. That determines whether it can open for full in-person learning.
Gov. Tim Walz announced Thursday that each local school district will have the authority to make a decision on which school-learning model to implement for the 2020-21 school year, with guidance from health officials.
Melissa Jaeger, Registered Dietitian with Hy-Vee, shared this recipe for Maple Bacon Grilled Salmon with WCCO Mid-Morning viewers.
You might have seen those "big heads" of team legends filling the stands during the home opener at Target Field Tuesday night. Now fans can put their own game faces forward.
People Incorporated's Training Institute provides guidance on de-escalation methods and hostility management. They're offering several online courses to help people deal with COVID-19 mask compliance.
A new survey conducted by OnePoll shows Americans toss about about $10 worth of fruit each week. That being said, 70% said they're not eating as much fruit as they should.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, sales of Vitamin C have soared. People report looking for an immunity boost.
"You can't celebrate their life like you want to celebrate. You can't say goodbye to them the way you want to say goodbye to them."
Hunger disproportionately affects black, Latin American, and Indigenous families. Officials say they're twice as likely to live with hunger compared to white families during the pandemic.
If you plan on buying more hand sanitizer, pay close attention to the brand.
