Children
Esme’s Blog: My Todd Hoffner Moment
Several years ago on vacation in New York I stopped to pick up some prints at a photo store.
Friends React To Hoffner Case Dismissal
Doug Hood is a Mankato businessman, and a friend of Todd Hoffner. “We are elated,” Hood said.
Check Out The Trains At Bandana Square In St. Paul
The whole family can check out trains together this holiday season. It’s at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum at Bandana Square in St. Paul.
1st Graders Talk On What They’re Thankful For
The day before the long holiday weekend, WCCO visited the first-graders at Battle Creek Environmental Magnet School to learn what they’re thankful for this holiday season.
Dying Soldier Writes A Book To His 3 Sons
Sitting in a chair in his living room, Mark Weber talks about the words and letters he always intended to write to future grandchildren. Now, at the age of 41, he is contemplating his family’s life without him.
Study: Expecting Moms Need To Avoid The Flu
A new study suggests moms who get sick with the flu or fever while pregnant may have an increased risk of having a child with autism.
Life Time Fitness Offers Winter Workouts For Kids
Spring and summer sports are now long gone for kids. One of the toughest things about winters is keeping kids active, especially in cold weather.
New Findings In Children’s Egg Allergies
New research shows many kids will outgrow their allergy to a common food — eggs. More than half of all kids who are allergic to eggs will outgrow the problem by age 7.
Study: Flu Vaccine Good For Healthy Children, Too
Two new studies are reminding parents that getting children vaccinated for the flu can save lives.
Twin Cities Hospital Uses Art To Help Kids Heal
There’s a program at a Twin Cities hospital that’s helping kids cope with the pain.
Mom, Boyfriend Accused Of Abuse That Left Girl Paralyzed
An Apple Valley woman has been charged with malicious punishment of a child, assault and neglect after police say she and her boyfriend abused a 2-year-old to the point of being partially paralyzed.
Blaine Father, Son Set Up Shoe Drive For African School Children
For children in the poorest regions of Africa, not only do they walk miles for an education, they do it barefoot. That’s why a father and son in Blaine are putting together a shoe drive they hope will generate hundreds of pairs of shoes and socks for kids in the Congo, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
How To Make Healthy Lunches For Students
It’s back to school for a lot of kids, and it’s important to make sure they’re eating healthy away from the home. Natalie Kane talked with chef Jeff Cruise from Life Cafe at Life Time Fitness for quick and healthy meal ideas.
Some St. Paul School Buses Run Late, Absent To Start 2012
The first day of school is always hectic for students, but it became hectic in St. Paul for parents, too. Dozens of bus routes were 20 minutes late or more in the morning and then again later in the afternoon.
Getting Kids To Eat Healthy Before School
It’s back to school for a lot of kids, and it’s important to make sure they’re eating healthy away from the home. Breakfast is one of the most important parts of the day, so make sure to get a good start there.
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