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St. Cloud Proud will take on a whole new scientific slant in about two years, when the new ISELF project is completed. One of the finest science facilities in the U.S. will be right here in the Granite City. Dean David DeGroote and SCSU President Earl Potter provide the amazing details.

Eating right and exercising are probably two of the best and most important things you can do for yourself. Most people (myself included) don’t stop there. Some things that we’re doing thinking they’re good for us actually aren’t and you may be shocked at what’s on the list. ...

The kids are back in school sharing close quarters with 35 other children who are coughing, sneezing and sniffling all over everything, but there are several other areas where germs are lurking and waiting to make you ill. Where they’re hiding and how to fight them off....

I recently started a new eating plan and it’s working out pretty well for me, but I’m always looking for little ways to sneak in just a tad more physical activity to help me lose that much more weight. I stumbled across four small changes that can make you a lot healthier, so I checked it out and they are really, really small. ...

The state Department of Human Services is notifying hundreds of thousands of clients that they might lose access to health care assistance and other services if Minnesota government shuts down on July 1.

10 years ago, Jeff Keller's first charity golf tournament had four teams and raised around $50. He organized the event to collect donations to help offset the costs of cancer treatment for a chosen community member. The tradition has continued, and each year, someone facing medical expenses has benefited from the growing tournament.

Last year was a record year for tick-borne disease in Minnesota. Find out what local counties are highest on the State list, why "slip, slop, and slap" is the way to go if you're going to be out in the sun, and what one nutritional supplement can lower your chances of heart disease.

A woman suffering from dementia was reported missing and found. The Stearns County Sheriff's office says the 60 year old woman had apparently walked away from her home in Fairhaven Township around 6:45 p.m. yesterday evening. Her family reported her missing.

Pharmacist Sherwood Peterson has relief for allergy sufferers, release dates on the latest and greatest generics, and some great information you can use to keep your family safe!

Central Minnesotans braved the winter weather to check out the choo-choos and to help in the fight against MS.