Cleary Lake Regional Park is hosting "Pilates in the Park" next Wednesday, featuring an all-level pilates class for core strength and stress reduction.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a special yoga event for the fall equinox on Sept 21, featuring gentle practice and breathwork to promote balance and tranquility. Reservations required.

University of Minnesota researchers highlight gender disparities in autism diagnosis, with a new study suggesting current practices may undervalue symptoms in girls, potentially leading to underdiagnosis.

Minneapolis launches a Mobile Medical Unit, funded by opioid settlement, to provide healthcare services and combat the opioid crisis in under-served neighborhoods.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation concludes its free 'Fitness in the Parks' program, offering a variety of outdoor activities, no registration needed, for all fitness levels until August 31.

Nataly Gomez, a breastfeeding counselor in Bloomington, provides personalized support to new mothers, drawing from her own experiences as a once-single teen mother.

A University of Minnesota study found that rural hospital closures lead to a 3.6% price hike for inpatient care at nearby hospitals, putting financial strain on rural communities.

Plymouth Parks and Rec introduces new personal, lifestyle, and career coaching programs, providing diverse health and personal growth services for residents.

Wright County Recycling Center now accepts household sharps for safe disposal at their Maple Lake location, excluding business and healthcare needles.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, has launched the 'Stop Food Waste Challenge' to educate residents on reducing food waste and saving money by buying and consuming food more efficiently.

Lisa Dugan's motorcycle accident underscores the importance of protective gear after surviving a crash at 60 mph, attributed to her helmet and safety attire.

Mosquitoes in Anoka and Carver Counties, Minnesota have tested positive for West Nile virus; residents are advised to take precautions such as wearing protective clothing and eliminating standing water.

The first NARCAN® vending machine in Minneapolis marked a year, dispensing over 1,000 boxes to help fight opioid overdoses. A second machine contributes to the over 2,200 boxes provided.