More 'U' Students Seeking Mental Health Treatment
The number of University of Minnesota students seeking treatment for mental health issues continues to rise.
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The number of University of Minnesota students seeking treatment for mental health issues continues to rise.
October marks the 30th Anniversary of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and a local advocacy agency is expanding its efforts to help survivors in all corners of the metro.
Minnesotans collect an incredible amount of leaves and yard waste through raking, mulching, blowing and sweeping up the streets.
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You can see "Life Could Be A Dream" now through February at the Old Log Theatre in Excelsior. They have shows Wednesdays through Sundays. Ticket prices range from $30 to $40.
Family nominations are NOW open! Nominations will be received through November 15th, 2017.
Since the mid-1960s, American children have been going to school between 170 and 180 days a year.
When the leaves start falling this time of year people start thinking about their gutters again. You want to make sure the leaves don't clog them before a big rain or a freeze.
A husband and wife out for a simple fall color pleasure flight, turned fatal so quickly.
Members of the Twin Cities Somali community will be holding a vigil Monday afternoon to pray for victims and survivors of a terrorist truck bombing in Somalia over the weekend.
Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center, located at 8201 Park Ave S., Bloomington, MN 55420 has started this campaign on behalf of it's community's family who lost their father, Ahmed AbdiKarin Eyow, in the bomb blast on Saturday, October 14, 2017.
The Minnesota Women's Soccer League Charity Tournament benefiting Operation Glass Slipper is this Saturday. It will be at the West St. Paul Sports Center. Registration is $400 for teams of 7 players.
James Tucker is a hardworking Target executive by day and an aspiring crime novelist by night.
There's no better way to enjoy the cooler temperatures than to whip up some easy dishes.
"Our bodies don't know the difference if we're genuinely laughing or we fake it. What happens either way is this wonderful physical stuff."
