Woman wins Vikings-themed lottery after Stage 4 brain cancer diagnosis
Melissa Cryer, Bury's daughter, says that her mom thought it was fake at first. After all, her luck had been down of late, at least health-wise.
How to move forward post-election with family and friends
There's relief and excitement for half the country after Election Day. For almost as many people, there's disappointment. So, what do you do when you disagree with people in your life? How do you move forward harmoniously?
Can daylight saving time make a difference in sleep?
Just like the leaves, the clock falls back and some people fall off balance, according to Dr. Marcel Hungs, a neurologist and sleep medicine specialist at HealthPartners.
Artist makes altars for Día de Muertos to honor loved ones
To understand the depth of Monica Vega's work, you have to hear how her life started.
Keeping kids' teeth healthy during Halloween
According to Forbes, every year, Americans buy 600 million pounds of candy for Halloween. It also means it's a good time to talk about kids dental health and some low-cost options.
How to make sure your fireplace is ready for winter
The latest state data shows in 2022 there were 190 chimney fires in Minnesota. Nick's Chimney Service recommends cleaning yearly or every other year.
Twin Cities teacher has been working for nearly 50 years at the same school
Benilde-St. Margaret's — a catholic school that started in 1907 — is a place steeped in history, a place where a history-making educator walks the halls.
Breast cancer survivors regaining strength, range of motion via TCO's cutting-edge therapy
There are currently 4 million people in the U.S. right now that have a title in common: breast cancer survivor. But for half of them, another health battle begins when the cancer battle ends.
Why do we jerk awake while falling asleep?
It takes 15 to 20 minutes for most adults to fall asleep. During that period, an odd sensation can occur which about seven out of 10 of us experience: bedtime twitches.
Shiloh Cares Food Shelf hopes to create good environment
A local food shelf gets a huge renovation and hopes to intercept violence in Minneapolis.
Program helps moms struggling with addiction
In Minnesota, around 290,000 people are in need of treatment for addiction, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. Some of those people happen to be women who are pregnant.
Former Twin Cities teacher now a New York Times best-selling author
Matt Eicheldinger, a father of two, quit his job to follow his dream and waited in great anticipation as his book hit store shelves.
Neighbors bond over breast cancer journeys as rates rise among AAPI women
New data shows the breast cancer rate is growing each year in women under 50, with the highest increase in Asian American and Pacific Islander women.
St. Paul group helping homeless move into permanent housing
An organization in St. Paul is working to get people from tents and shelters into permanent homes.
Twin Cities nonprofit fighting senior loneliness with flowers
One in four senior Americans is living in isolation. And according to the National Institute of Health, 43% of seniors struggle with loneliness. But a group of Twin Cities women are fighting that trend with flowers.