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A St. Cloud doctor says parents need to lead by example when it comes to how much caffeine we allow our kids to drink.

With the official start of summer here, many kids are focused on playing with their friends or neighbors. However, the start of summer is also a good reminder to talk to your kids about gun safety.

The performances will be dealing with the topic of Emotional Abuse; What it means to be a citizen in our every day lives.

The dream of being a rock star can become a reality for your kid if they play with the right people.

The ghosts, goblins, and princesses will be out in full force Tuesday night for Halloween.

Guns, ammo, protective wear and lessons are all available for free to kids 17 and under at Del-Tone/Luth Gun Club Saturday morning.

College athletes are inspiring kids through sports. St. Cloud State University sports teams have partnered with the Community Outpost House and local law enforcement to be a role model for kids.

Are you looking for a career with children or in education? District 742 is holding a job fair Tuesday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

According to the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), 67 percent of American households own a video game system.

Foley schools are doing their part to make sure no kids go hungry with their free summer food program. The program feeds any kids 18 and under, and is held Monday through Thursday at Foley Intermediate School.