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What if we told you there was a way to reduce stress and anxiety while improving your productivity and relationships…and it doesn't have to cost you a dime?
A Lakeville mom is sharing her story of how she lost weight and gained both physical and mental strength.
"Grandma Ruth" Knelman is 105-years-old, and has spent her free time working with kindergartners for 32 years at the same school. You will find her each Tuesday at Jefferson Community School in Minneapolis.
Next month, a new tradition at the White House will include some elementary school students from Minnesota.
This month doctors are trying to raise awareness about a type of cancer that dentists are often the first to notice.
St. Croix Valley Area Learning Center is an alternative school; a place where teenagers who have struggled in traditional classrooms find success in a smaller setting with non-traditional approaches.
It happened on Lake Minnetonka when 28-year-old Kirk Ingram dove into shallow water and crushed his spine.
On Thursday, Angela Davis spoke with Kerry Mokalla, a clinical social worker who counsels families with transgender children.
What started as a case of a 5-year-old boy being bullied because of his clothes is now a gender discrimination case soon to be investigated by St. Paul's Human Rights Department.
One of the things that pregnant women sometimes worry about is pain during childbirth. Hospitals across the Twin Cities are now bringing back a pain relief option that was widely used decades ago -- laughing gas.
A rare look was given Thursday into the Minnesota Security Hospital, the state's largest facility for the mentally ill and dangerous.
Medical researchers think they've found a new way to help break painkiller addiction.
A 5-year-old boy who was critically injured after crashing an all-terrain vehicle in west-central Minnesota has died of his injuries.
Some Twin Cities doctors and nurses spent Monday sharpening their skills in an area many are not familiar with -- Somali culture and language.
There's nothing funny about cancer... unless you are a comedian who's also a cancer survivor. Brenda Elsagher, a Twin Cities comedian, is traveling the country and spreading the word about the importance of getting screened for colon cancer.
Spring break is finally here for many students, but now is also the time to start registering for summer camps. The YWCA of Minneapolis launched a STEM camp for girls last year called "Eureka!" -- and it is truly like no other in Minnesota.
We're getting a look inside a St. Paul high school that's been making headlines for disruptive student behavior.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Wednesday morning that there will be no grand jury in the decision of whether or not to indict Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of Jamar Clark.
A new report says Minnesota is facing a teacher shortage that appears to be worsening each year.
Doctors from the University of Minnesota, Hennepin County Medical Center and researchers from Abbott Diagnostics just announced they're launching a joint study on concussions and traumatic brain injury.
On Thursday we learned a fatal car crash in Dakota County took the life of an award-winning high school theater teacher and director. Dennis Swanson earned a spot in the Minnesota State High School Hall of Fame.
Minneapolis police arrested a 56-year-old man they say was involved in a series of burglaries, including one that included vandalism at a mosque. Police say Edward Zahi Moses Saad has been taken into custody.
Despite many different efforts to end homelessness in Hennepin County, the number of people living in shelters has increased.
A hidden camera confirmed what a Twin Cities woman feared was happening to her mother at a home for seniors: She was being abused by her care giver. Police say it happened at The Glenn Hopkins senior home, formerly called St. Therese Southwest.
You would not expect to see mosquito control crews out and about while there is still snow and ice on the ground -- but they are. Crews from the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District started treating 100 acres of marshes last week.
