Mound secures $10.3 million to clean drinking water, but fix will take years and millions more
Families living in Mound are one step closer to clean drinking water, but a solution is still years away.
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Families living in Mound are one step closer to clean drinking water, but a solution is still years away.
Wayne and Sandy Rasmussen sent WCCO a new video from Breezy Point, which shows a mama bear and her two cubs on the hunt for some food. But that wasn't the end of their encounters.
You've seen subscription boxes for things like dog toys and treats to clothing and food. Now there's a subscription box for teachers and families to spread Indigenous knowledge to our smallest learners.
Juneteenth celebrations in Minneapolis go back to at least 1985, but 2023 is looking bigger than ever. Plenty of events in the Twin Cities and across Minnesota provide opportunities to celebrate, learn and come together.
There's a new incentive to encourage Minnesotans to make the switch. Anthony Taylor of the Cultural Wellness Center talks about it.
Anthony Taylor of the Cultural Wellness Center shows some options for a cleaner ride.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says their recommendations -- if enacted -- will reduce our waste impacts through short and long-term solutions.
Everything is blooming right now, so Liz Heinecke is sharing some fun flower science projects.
Achieving psychological flexibility is one of the overarching goals of psychotherapy; basically, it means having the ability to shift gears and adapt to a changing environment in the moment, explains Dr. Kirsten Lind Seal.
Katie Elfstrom, with Housing First Minnesota, shares a preview of the event.
Lowertown Sounds is back in St. Paul, featuring all-local music all summer long on Thursday evenings, explains Clint Roberts along with Creeping Charlie.
"You can be a small seed, but as soon as you speak up, you can sprout to be something great," said Queen Nyakelga.
In a recent survey, 52% of respondents said they'd rather have a human doctor than an AI one for diagnosis and treatment.
Most homicides in Minnesota are by gunfire. And losing someone you love in that way leaves a pain that can be hard to process.
The Minnesota Department of Health says more than 60 people got sick after swimming at Schulze Lake in Eagan.
