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A 'national crisis' of student suicide touches Minnesota
Colleges are straining to help young people who are struggling with depression and mental health issues.
101 restaurants
Our neighborhood - by - neighborhood guide to the best in affordable Twin Cities dining.
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Dollars & Sense: John Ewoldt
One-stop shopping on Black Friday?
How'd you like to gather up all the ads for Black Friday and get one or two retailers to match prices? Here's where to start.
Ultrafit
Mind, body & bike
Athletic consultations range from bike fittings to neuromuscular massage at the Fix Studio, where tools often reserved for Olympians are available to anyone.
Jim Foti, Roadguy
Agreed: Teens can wait for car keys
Parents offer reasons for having teens wait for that driver's license
Sweat Equity: Dee DePass
Your arteries will thank you
Small changes in diet and exercise can make a big difference in your cholesterol level.
Photo right: Hard-boiled eggs
Travel
Iconic St. Petersburg
The historic capital of the Russian Empire, with its onion-dome churches filled with inspiring artworks, has sprung back to life.
Free entertainment for holiday fun
There are plenty of free options for family holiday fun. Here is a sampling of activities in the metro area.
Movie multiplex for adults
The St. Louis Park ShowPlace Icon Theatre, which fires up its popcorn machines Friday, aims to enhance the movie-going experience by adding some things, and by taking some away.
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May and Kay are not experts, just new parents changing diapers and changing priorities right along with you.
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Ask Amy: Best man backs out over ban on gay marriage
DEE DePASS
Your arteries will thank you
CAROLYN HAX
Carolyn Hax: Older sis worried about teen drinker
Lifestyle video
C.J.: Trackin' down TwilightersC.J. catches fans who get to meet lesser “Twilight Saga New Moon” vampires at a publicity event at the Mall of America in Bloomington.
Health care rally in Washington, D.C.Thousands of conservative protesters descended on the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, heeding the call of Minnesota Republican Michele Bachmann to show their anger at what they see as a government takeover of health care.
Jacob's best friend; Aaron Larson's storyTwenty years have passed since Jacob Wetterling was abducted and never seen again. His best friend Aaron Larson, who was with Jacob and his brother the night of the abduction, still wonders why.
Reporter's Notebook: Remembering JacobAimee Blanchette talks with reporter Richard Meryhew about Aaron Larson, who was with Jacob Wetterling the night he was abducted. Today, Larson has his own family but is still looking for closure from that terrorizing night.
Adrian Peterson signsAdrian Peterson signing copies of his new DVD at MOA
C.J.: Quick trip through MagiQuestGrab a magic wand and join me!
Taste celebrates 40th birthdayAimee Blanchette talks with Taste editor Lee Dean about 40 years of the Taste section, free birthday cake and more.
3-minute Egg: A day at Franconia Sculpture ParkTour the rustic-fantastic Franconia Sculpture Park, where giant 3-D art works live in the great outdoors. It's a perfect day-trip destination from the Twin Cities.
Kidney failure: Preview of a 4-part seriesAimee Blanchette talks with medical reporter Josephine Marcotty about the number of people waiting for kidneys and the issues they face.
Dealspotter got caught with his mind in the gutterYou can pay thousands to keep the leaves, seeds and helicpoters out of your gutters, but Ewoldt demonstrates a good product that does it for $50 on today's webcam.
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