The end of summer usually means the start of a frantic fall, when work demands, busy school days and soccer practice all collide. Dealing with dinner via drive-through may seem like a good idea at the time — it’s fast, … Continued
By Lia DeGroot, CQ-Roll Call Treating and screening for non-substance-related mental health disorders could help drive down overdoses, a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found. The study, published Thursday, found that of the 63,424 people who died from … Continued
By René Bennett, Bankrate.com Many of us have given in to the temptation to buy something we don’t need. Maybe you were passively scrolling through your social media feed when a sponsored post came up, showcasing the latest tech gadget … Continued
Students and parents at Rosa Parks Charter High School will need to find a new school for the 2024-2025 school year. The Minnesota Guild of Public Charter Schools issued a notice of termination to the school, which has operated in … Continued
Gen Zers Giovanni Burch, 17, and Selah Jacoway, 22, are passionate about making music and telling stories through their art. What they didn’t know is that the same passion they had for music would lend itself to a passion for … Continued