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'Like a zombie': Mother of suspect in MOA attack tells his story

'Like a zombie': Mother of suspect in MOA attack tells his story

Becky Aranda recalls the mental health challenges of her son, the man accused of throwing a 5-year-old over a third-story railing at the Mall of America last month.
by Alisa Roth

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Minnesota joins multistate lawsuit against generic drugmakers over prices

Minnesota joins multistate lawsuit against generic drugmakers over prices

Attorney General Keith Ellison said Monday the state is joining dozens of other states in suing generic drug manufacturers. It alleges that nearly two dozen drug companies reached tacit agreements to push prices higher together to increase revenue for what was supposed to be cheaper prescription drugs.
by Tim Nelson

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'Black-ish' mother-in-law coming to St. Paul

Actress Jenifer Lewis spoke to host Angela Davis about her life with bipolar disorder.
by Angela Davis

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We gossip about 52 minutes a day. That may not be as toxic as it sounds

We gossip about 52 minutes a day. That may not be as toxic as it sounds

Gossip has a bad rap. Sure, it can be catty and mean, but research is turning up ways it helps groups build cohesion -- and can nudge some individuals to make positive changes in their lives.
by Allison Aubrey

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More 'heartbeat' abortion bans advancing in South, Midwest

More 'heartbeat' abortion bans advancing in South, Midwest

State governments are on a course to virtually eliminate abortion access in large chunks of the Deep South and Midwest. Their hope is that a more conservative U.S. Supreme Court will approve, spelling the end of the constitutional right to abortion
by Associated Press

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6 months after Paradise burned, trauma endures for kids and adults

6 months after Paradise burned, trauma endures for kids and adults

Mental health specialists working in the area of the deadly Camp Fire are seeing a second wave of trauma from survivors. But counseling services are in short supply.
by Michelle Wiley

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Why racial gaps in maternal mortality persist

Why racial gaps in maternal mortality persist

Black and Native American women die of pregnancy-related causes at a higher rate than white women. Researchers say the gaps are driven by unequal access to health care and the experience of racism.
by Patti Neighmond

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