Minnesota DOT's virtual event on sustainable stormwater strategies is set for October 16, offering insight into eco-friendly practices for infrastructure.

Plymouth announces its first STEMtacular Saturday event on November 8, offering educational activities related to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math for families.

Experts at the University of Minnesota emphasize that PCOS, a common yet often underdiagnosed hormonal disorder in women, requires improved awareness and education for future medical professionals for better diagnosis and management.

University of Minnesota researchers develop a 3D printing technique for realistic human tissue models for surgical training.

The University of Minnesota study combines mobile data with traditional census information to analyze urban dynamics and neighborhood interactions in various U.S. cities.

St. Paul's tech scene is thriving with community-driven innovation, as noted by leaders like Kim Chung and initiatives such as Full Stack Saint Paul.

Xfinity's Internet Essentials program provides affordable high-speed internet to eligible low-income households, targeting SNAP/EBT, Medicaid, and National School Lunch Program participants.

Minnesota's new SEOC, overseen by Riley Slimmer, features advanced sustainability with geothermal heating/cooling and a solar panel system for emergency readiness.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department successfully used their drone unit to locate missing individuals, highlighting the efficiency and skill of the deputy involved.

The University of Minnesota is addressing agricultural challenges through research, with a focus on market volatility, disease outbreaks, and technology like big data.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota improved the Pre-Sidedress Nitrate Test to accurately guide farmers on corn nitrogen levels, aiming to optimize yields and reduce excess nitrogen use.

Scott County libraries are receiving technology upgrades, including new printers, copiers, and a computer reservation system, with temporary service disruptions during installation.

Mark Schneiderhan, a psychiatric pharmacist and professor, debunked myths about mental health medications, emphasizing their safe use, the need for patience, and the importance of a holistic treatment approach including therapy and lifestyle changes.