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More than 10,400 name submissions were tallied, and MnDOT has now narrowed them down to the best 60, including plenty of riffs on pop culture like Mary Tyler More Snow, Mighty Morphin Plower Ranger, and Better Call Salt.
Mental health, social skills and social awareness are some of the reasons that families should consider getting a pet.
According to a new survey, meatballs take the number-one spot in the country, followed by guacamole, chips and salsa, tater tots and chili.
Minnesota lawmakers want to eliminate potentially dangerous chemicals from everyday products.
Black Entrepreneurs Day is Feb. 3 at the Minnesota State Capitol Rotunda.
Since 2018, Crescent Cove has welcomed hundreds of children and families as a home-away-from-home for kids with life-threatening conditions.
Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday revealed his $65 billion state budget blueprint for the next two years, a sweeping plan that would make significant investments in his key priorities and revive his request to send one-time checks to taxpayers.
Peanut butter was patented in the late 1800s, but historians believe the Aztecs and Incas used peanuts in similar food products.
A few months ago, Tony and his wife Kelly came to the realization that farming doesn't have to end in the fall. So they bought a shipping container, installed a hydroponic system, and went to work growing vegetables.
EarlWorks is a company that makes skylines out of reclaimed barnwood.
Educators said this week is about making sure parents have all the information they need to make the best choice for their child when it comes to their education.
Famfare Kitchen create homemade meals and then enlist other moms and helpers to deliver them to families all over the metro, explain co-founders Jennifer Drane and Libby Mehaffey.
About 6.8 million people in the U.S. Give blood every year, but they only represent about 10% of the population eligible to donate, explains Allina Health hematologist Dr. Fiona He.
A new survey shows the average American wakes up feeling well-rested only three days out of the week, and most are only getting six hours of sleep a night.
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