Rena Sarigianopoulos
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Minneapolis, MN, United States
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13-year-old runner is one to watch at TC 10 mile
MJ is no stranger to Twin Cities Marathon events, but now the teen is making strides of his own on the course. → Read More
More high school graduates deciding to skip college; here’s why
There are a million fewer people enrolled in college today than there were two years ago — and the pandemic isn't the only reason why its happening now. → Read More
Some experiencing Parosmia, a distorted sense of smell, months after COVID recovery
Loss of smell is a known symptom of COVID, but some who have recovered from the virus are now experiencing Parosmia, causing normally pleasant odors to smell foul. → Read More
Regions Hospital expands in-patient mental health care
The recent expansion of 20% more beds will help an extra 600 people a year get life-saving help. → Read More
Minnesota start-up helping families with special needs
Born out of personal passion, two Minnesota sisters create a service to help families find specialized care. → Read More
Pickleball picks up popularity at a feverish pace
Up some 22% during the pandemic, the paddle sport has become a hot habit for younger folks → Read More
Apps that are draining your phone battery fastest
Does it seem like your phone just can't hold a charge these days? It turns out, there are some apps that zap your juice "faster" than others. → Read More
Minneapolis-based PURIS getting some global attention
The company deals in pea protein, the main ingredient for alt-meat products and the world is taking notice of how they go about business. → Read More
Using a key to keep your online accounts safe
Two-factor authentication or 2FA can help keep your personal accounts, personal. Here are some ways to do that. → Read More
We learned a lot in the workplace last year
As much as 2020 stung, we did learn a lot that we can take forward into the new year in the workplace. → Read More
New year, new trends
Afraid of trying something bold in your home? Cambria shows us some styles that are trending this year. → Read More
Minnesota native's new movie 'Soul' hits Disney+ Christmas Day
The director of movies "Up" and "Inside Out" talks about his inspiration for movie that was sparked years ago at the birth of his son. → Read More
First Love Project is musician-based effort to keep First Avenue alive
Musicians are stepping up to the stage, if you will, to make sure the iconic venue First Avenue survives this COVID crisis, but they need your help. → Read More
Snowbirds and COVID-19 | Should you head south for the winter?
If you plan ahead, you can make a safe trip down south. → Read More
New report on 'Maternity Deserts' in the U.S. has stunning results
It says that in 2020, the U.S. is one of the most dangerous developed countries in the world where someone can give birth. → Read More
Credit union program incentivizes financial stability
Nearly two dozen credit unions across Minnesota participate in a program that offers prizes the more money you save. → Read More
Minneapolis man runs 50 marathons this summer
He nearly died last year from a spinal cord infection, this year, he decided to take it on at full-speed. → Read More
Want a pool? So does everyone else
If you've been staring at your backyard dreaming of a pool, you'd better plan for 2021 or beyond. → Read More
An abundance of beavers may be helping Voyageurs moose population
Biologists in Voyageurs National Park say, unlike other areas, the park's moose population has been steady since at least 2009, and they think they know why. → Read More
We're one week out from primary election day
Elections We're one week out from primary election day What you need to know to get your vote counted GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — Primary day is August 11. Your vote will decide who moves on to the general election in November. We're talking DFL and Republican candidates for U.S. Senate, many U.S. House seats, and dozens of folks in the State Legislature. Got it. Okay, but how do I vote? Hey, here's… → Read More