How you doin'? A simple question with profound implications
World Mental Health Day is this Saturday, and WCCO lifestyle contributor Jasmine Stringer discusses how to turn a familiar greeting into a meaningful moment of connection.
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World Mental Health Day is this Saturday, and WCCO lifestyle contributor Jasmine Stringer discusses how to turn a familiar greeting into a meaningful moment of connection.
The family of Bryce Hayes is demanding answers after he was brutally killed at a mental health facility.
The headlines surrounding Artificial Intelligence's rapid advancement have been tough to digest recently. WCCO wanted to know how to manage anxiety caused by AI.
There's one condition that people often turn into a joke: OCD. In reality, it's a serious condition that's often misunderstood. So what is OCD? Erin Venker, the organizer of this year's Minnesota OCD Conference, joins Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield on WCCO Sunday Morning at 7 a.m.
A brave group in Burnsville, Minnesota, battled through Saturday's brisk rain for a good cause.
Saturday in Burnsville, Minnesota, a patriotic endurance challenge took place with a meaningful mission at its core.
The man who killed a grocery store employee in the Loring Park neighborhood of Minneapolis with a golf club in 2023 was found not guilty by reason of mental illness on Thursday.
Shayla Reaves talks with mental health advocates Sierra Grandy and Rodney Peterson at the Minnesota State Fair.
A part of the healing journey at Annunciation Catholic School and Church in Minneapolis has been working with Washburn Center for Children.
Minnesota will receive between $214 million to $307 million after tech giant Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, settled a landmark social media addiction lawsuit Wednesday.
Police in Minneapolis are trying to set the record straight after five people found dead in six days have fueled online speculation about an outside actor. As of Friday, authorities and families of three of the victims have shared publicly that their deaths came as a result of battles with mental health.
A string of grim discoveries has fueled social media speculation about a serial killer. At least five bodies have been found across Minneapolis in less than a week. Authorities say there is no evidence that something sinister is going on. But as WCCO's Adam Duxter reports, several of the cases do share a heartbreaking similarity.
Maybe you've experienced the "Sunday scaries" which is when you worry about the looming work week or wish you could have accomplished more over the weekend. The "August blues" create similar feelings, one being regret.
Dr. David Nathan with Allina Health shares how to talk with kids about the school year during what is sometimes a stressful time.
We aren't afraid to talk about grief on this show, and we will keep talking about it to learn new ways to approach it, how to express yourself, maybe how to support a friend when you just don't know how to best be there. Grief counselor Kelly Grosklags joins Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield on WCCO Sunday Morning at 7 a.m.
Extreme heat can interfere with some of the medications we take, leading to potentially severe side effects.
This heat can interfere with some of the medications we take, leading to potentially severe side effects. Photojournalist Joe Van Ryn and reporter Derek James learned how some people living with mental health conditions are especially at risk.
Many people believe they wouldn’t know how to respond if someone reveals they are a trauma survivor.
State authorities are now leading the investigation into a house fire and stand-off that turned deadly in the south metro.
A study that came out in June found that nearly 20% of teenagers are using chat bots for counseling. Dr. David Nathan with Allina Health shares what the potential problems can be.
Author Lindsey Henin talks about her book "Grief is Dumb, You're Not" with Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield on WCCO Sunday Morning at 7 a.m.
Starting Wednesday, you could see new health warnings when you open TikTok, Facebook or Instagram.
Chughtai said her "office will remain open to continue serving the people of Ward 10," but she will miss the council meeting on July 16. She plans to return before the July 30 meeting.
A Minneapolis City Council member is taking a monthlong leave to focus on her mental health.
Psychologist Tom Glaser shares advice on how to discuss trauma with friends and family members.
